and China. Recognition of LGBT rights at the UN has historically proven deeply divisive.

The politics of LGBT rights also manifest themselves in indirect ways. In 2012, for example, a resolution called on States to protect people from unlawful executions on the basis of their gender identity, among other grounds. While protection on the basis of sexual orientation had been included for the past 12 years, the introduction of gender identity sparked controversy and the resolution had to be put up for a vote: The reference was ultimately kept, with 86 countries in favor, 44 opposed, 31 abstaining and 32 absent. Indeed, the success of LGBT protections greatly depends on the willingness of Member States to promote and engage with principles of equality.the job. Often, several copies were printed for the approval of the customer. This proofing method is still the method of choice when large numbers of samples (referred to as "press proofs") are required. Such proofs are as close as, possible to the output to be produced by the job.
Because of the length of the traditional proofing cycle, products were developed that could lead to substantial reduction in proofing time. Such proofing processes create "offpress" proofs by sequentially exposing the four color films onto photosensitive colored foils that simulate the printed sheet. The colorants in the photosensitive foils are pigments that are similar to the printing ink pigments. The four colored foils are laminated in register on a white receiver sheet to produce the final offpress proof. Typically,