Keiko Fujimori has generally been associated with a conservative position on LGBT rights, especially on same-sex marriage and civil unions. In 2016, she publicly said she was not in favor of civil unions, marriage between people of the same sex, or adoption by same-sex couples, while saying she was “in favor of the family” in a traditional sense.

What that means

  • She has been viewed as opposing full marriage equality.
  • She has also been linked to resistance toward adoption rights for same-sex couples.
  • Her public record has often left LGBT activists skeptical of her support for broader LGBT protections.

A nuance

Some reporting has suggested she has at times shown limited or tacit openness to civil unions, but her clearest public statements have been firmly conservative. That is why many LGBT groups in Peru have criticized her political track record and platform.

In plain terms

If you want the shortest answer: Keiko Fujimori is generally seen as socially conservative and not supportive of LGBT rights expansion, especially on marriage, civil unions, and adoption.