Homosexuals 10-20% of Population in Pakistan

The team that conducted the largest study of sexual orientation to date claims that up to 10% of people in every human society in the world have homosexual tendencies.

Research on sexual orientation in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and Sweden, and a study of gay people's data, have also shown that humans do not become homosexual because of a specific birth gene.

According to a report published in the scientific journal Science Mag, a team of experts reviewed data from homosexuals in other countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom and Sweden.

Experts obtained the data from Sweden, including the US company 23 & May and the UK's UK Biobank.

The experts examined the sexual orientation and DNA data of more than 490,000 British and more than 68,000 Americans, as well as the trends of the Swedish people.

Experts specifically sought to find out from the data and DNA results whether there is a congenital chain in a person that makes a person homosexual.

According to experts, a review of the data revealed that a number of genes found in a person from birth affect his sexual orientation and it is because of these genes that he determines his sexual orientation.

The experts examined the sexual orientation and DNA data of more than 490,000 British and more than 68,000 Americans, as well as the trends of the Swedish people.

Experts specifically sought to find out from the data and DNA results whether there is a congenital chain in a person that makes a person homosexual.

According to experts, a review of the data revealed that a number of genes found in a person from birth affect his sexual orientation and it is because of these genes that he determines his sexual orientation.