Nepal's communist/maoist parties — at least the ones with power — are in name only. You can't call parties that have unbelievable amounts of corruption and nepotism rampant in them communist — you could supply these people with enough money and they'll forget communist ideals entirely. Not to mention that their leaders have a handful of controversies at any given time. However, the country does have LGBTQ rights in the constitution itself; but queer people can't freely express themselves due to the backwardness of society.

Depends what you mean by "ok with" and who counts as accepted queer groups but it's not typically punishable by prison in quite a lot of countries these days, even many imperialist puppets. Like idk northern Europe or whatever.

Australia has many issues but it's a very good place to not be cishet

Canada?

a puppet that is legally and 'theoretically' okay with queer people? Israel? Not that they actually are pro queer people, any more than they are pro jewish people

How is Israel (even kinda) not an imperialist puppet?

Taiwan, most of Europe and Israel are US client states