| | Lithuania | Latvia | Estonia |
| Male to Male Relationships | Punishments for male to male relationships | No law | No law | No law |
| When was the law removed? | 1993 | 1992 | 1992 |
| Male to Male relationships | Legal | Legal | Legal |
| Freedom of association and expression | Freedom of association | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Freedom of expression | More specific: The “anti-propaganda” law qualifies any information which “undermines traditional family values or promotes creation of family other than stipulated in the Constitution and the Civil Code” as detrimental to the minors. According to the law, it is illegal to transmit any positive information about LGBT* topic to anyone under 18 years in order to avoid the promotion of any idea of family other than the traditional one. Three cases of censorship have taken place since the promulgation promulgation of the law in 2010. | Yes (with an exception of the Education Law that requires teachers to hold “morality” standards in the education “according to the constitutionally protected values, especually those of marriage and family”. Although the law is intepretable, it potencially can restrict freedom of expression in education system.) | Yes |
| Name of law (chapter, section…) | Law on the Protection of Minors against the Detrimental Effect of Public Information (2010) | Education Law (section 10.1) | |
| Public demonstrations by sexual minorities permitted | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| LGBTI Families/Parenting | Adoption by couples | No | No | Not available |
| Legal recognition of parental role of a non-biological parent | No | No | No, however, the new Registered Partnership Act permits the court to allow access of a third person to a child in the interests of the child. |
| Adoption by individuals | Yes (only in exceptional cases) | Yes | Yes, legally available, but may be difficult in practice. |
| Second Parent Adoption | No | No | Yes, the Registered Partnership Act currently allows this but this may be changed in the near future. |
| Anti discrimination laws | Laws banning discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in social services | Yes | No | No |
| Incitement to hatred based on sexual orientation prohibited | Yes | No | Yes |
| Laws prohibiting discrimination on the ground of sexual orientation | Yes | No | Yes |
| Hate crimes based on sexual orientation considered an aggravating circumstance | Yes | No | No |
| Laws prohibiting discrimination on the ground of gender identity | No | No | Yes |
| Laws prohibiting discrimination on the ground of sexual orientation in employment | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Transgenderism classified as an illness | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Female to Female Relationships | Female to Female relationships | Legal | Legal | Legal |
| Lesbians can receive donor insemination services and fertility treatments | No | Yes | Yes |
| Same Sex Marriage and Substitutes for Marriage | Marriage and Substitutes for marriage | No | No | Yes |
| Legal Recognition | No | No | Yes (of registered partnerships, but there is lack of practice at the moment) |
| Blood donation | Blood donation by men who have sex with men or women who have sex with women permitted | No | Yes | Not permitted for men, permitted for women. |
| Law mentions | No law (enforced through practice) | | No law (enforced through practice) |
| Age of Consent | Age of consent | Equal for heterosexuals and homosexuals (i.e. 16 years of age) | Equal (i.e. 16 years of age) | Equal for heterosexuals and homosexuals (i.e. 14 years of age) |
| Armed Forces | Prohibition on entry into the country by LGB people | No | No | No |
| Asylum and Immigration | LGBTI foreigners can ask asylum to the country | Yes (no asylum was granted on the grounds of belonging to LGBT “social group”) | Yes | Yes (asylum has been granted at least twice) |
| Gender identity | Possibility to change your gender on official documents | More specific: Article 2.27 of the Civil Code allows any non-married person to change legal gender if this is medically possible. The second paragraph states, however, that the procedures for changing gender should be led according to a separate law. The Parliament and the Government of Lithuania refuses to take any actions on adopting such a law after it lost the case L v. Lithuania in the European Court of Human Rights in 2007. Since then the gender change became possible only with a court’s decision. However, there is no administrative procedure yet in place. | Yes (although the law is unclear and the process largely depends on interpretation and good will of civil servants) | Yes |
| Possibility to have sex reassignment surgery | No | Yes (not covered by medical insurance or free healthcare) | Yes (not covered by medical insurance) |
| HIV / Aids | Foreigners with HIV can be expelled | No | No | No |
| Foreigners with HIV can be banned from entry | No | No | No |
| What estimated percentage of the population is HIV+? | 0.08% | 0.35 % | 0.72% |
