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Justice Department seeks to keep transgender troops blocked while it prepares Supreme Court appealPolice fatally shoot armed man after gunfire outside Asheville gay barTwo men killed in separate ICE shootings in Texas and Maine prompt calls for investigationNoem family split reported as Kristi Noem said to be preparing for divorceAnn Widdecombe, former Conservative minister and longtime opponent of LGBTQ+ equality, has died aged 78Bonnie Tyler dies at 75, family says after hospital death in PortugalJustice Department seeks to keep transgender troops blocked while it prepares Supreme Court appealPolice fatally shoot armed man after gunfire outside Asheville gay barTwo men killed in separate ICE shootings in Texas and Maine prompt calls for investigationNoem family split reported as Kristi Noem said to be preparing for divorceAnn Widdecombe, former Conservative minister and longtime opponent of LGBTQ+ equality, has died aged 78Bonnie Tyler dies at 75, family says after hospital death in Portugal

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Lawsuits Allege LGBTQ+ Abuse within Oregon Youth Authority

Law & Courts · November 2, 2023

Lawsuits Allege LGBTQ+ Abuse within Oregon Youth Authority

Youths sue Oregon Youth Authority over LGBTQ+ abuse. Hearings on November 17.

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Prime Minister Kishida's Cautious Approach to Same-Sex Marriage in Japan

Politics · Jan 26

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As other countries in the Group of Seven continue to legally recognize same-sex marriage, Japan remains hesitant to follow suit. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida recently stated that the government needs to be "extremely careful" in considering the matter as it could potentially affect the structure of family life in Japan.