Marriage, for one – but lots of others too. A new report has found lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex Australians face state-sanctioned discrimination and "unacceptable levels of violence, harassment and bullying". Samuel Kubani / Getty Images Of over 1500 people surveyed by the Australian Human Rights Commission, almost 75% had experienced bullying, harassment or violence on the basis of their gender identity or sexual orientation. The report also found LGBTI people felt excluded from or experienced barriers in healthcare, education, sporting teams, and community events, along with an "acute need" for mental health services that cater to LGBTI people. LGBTI people were also discriminated against in law in the areas of relationships, reproduction, and the age of consent. As a result of the study, the Human Rights Commission (HRC) has put forward several recommendations for law reforms that would work to overturn this disadvantage. Marriage equa...