This is not a legal opinion.
No, in fact the Girl Scouts have never had a policy of excluding lesbians from participating, either as scouts or scout leaders.
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Boy Scouts is an religious based organization. Any atheist joining the organization should keep that in mind before making a commitment to it, or expecting exceptions. Like any religious based group, they will have religious based requirements and activities.You can participate in Boy Scouts without a church membership. However, if you want to make the Eagle Scout rank, you'll need to declare a belief in God. As far as accepting gay members, you may have to shop the area for a troop that will accept this--some are more open than others.If you know that you are an atheist, you might want to consider a non-religious organization to begin with.There are alternatives to Boy Scouts, such as:Earth ScoutsNavigators USACamp Fire
The Philippine American war had Rebel Filipinos fighting against other Rebel Filipinos and against the US Forces, The Philippine constabulary and the Philippine Scouts.
According to BSA policy, you must be heterosexual male (not gay), meet age requirements, believe in a higher power (not an atheist), be able to tie a square knot, pass a physical exam, and pledge your sacred honor to live by the Scout Oath and Law to join the Boy Scouts.
As in Boy Scouts or Girl scouts? Yes but their activities differ from scouts in the US.
The American Indian Scouting Association is a joint venture of the Boy Scouts of America and the Girl Scouts of the USA.Due to a Government of India order against it, Indian Boys were not admitted into the Boy Scouts Association. To get around that order, many separate organizations were started, including the Indian Boy Scouts Association, which was founded in 1916 and headed by Annie Besant and George Arundale.
They are called Boy Scouts. Scouts ages 5-10 are called Cub Scouts. Scouts ages 14-21 can become Venture Scouts.
The officially sanctioned scouting organization is the Pakistan Boy Scout Association which is divided into 10 provincial associations.Punjab Boy Scouts AssociationSindh Boy Scouts AssociationKhyber Pukhtunkhwa(Ex-NWFP)Boy Scouts AssociationBalochistan Scouts AssociationGilgit-BaltistanBoy Scouts AssociationAzad Jamu & Kashmir Boy Scouts AssociationIslamabad Boy Scouts AssociationFATA Boy Scouts AssociationPakistan International Airlines (PIA) Boy Scouts AssociationPakistan Railways Boy Scouts Association
No, but a Scout may be removed by the Scoutmaster, the Committee Chair and the Chartered Organization Representative. There are multiple reasons why a Scout may be removed such as violations of the law, assault on other Scouts, repeated refusal to work within the Troop's guidelines, and in the United States, atheism or homosexuality. Refer to your Unit Commissioner for more localized circumstances or rules.
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