Slovakia Slams Door on LGBTQ Rights
Slovakia just hit rewind on equality—stripping rights, banning trans recognition, and blocking queer families. Dark day for Europe’s rainbow. 🌈⚡️
Poland Condemned by European Court for Denying Rights to Same-Sex Couples
Poland faces international scrutiny as European Court calls for recognition of same-sex unions. #LGBTQrights #Poland #Equality
Romania Faces Pressure to Recognize Same-Sex Couples’ Rights After European Court Ruling
Rights groups rally for Romanian LGBT rights! 🏳️🌈 #LGBTQ #Romania #HumanRights
Georgia’s EU Dreams: Balancing Act Amidst Russian Tensions
Georgia's journey towards EU membership faces Russian tensions. 🇬🇪🇪🇺 #Georgia #EU #RussianTensions
Russian Security Forces Raid LGBTQ+ Venues After Supreme Court Bans Movement as Extremist
Russian LGBTQ+ venues raided after court labels movement 'extremist.' Concerns grow for LGBTQ+ rights. #Russia #LGBTQRights #SupremeCourt
Russia’s Supreme Court Labels LGBTQ Activists as Extremists
Russia's Supreme Court designates LGBTQ activists as extremists, raising fears of arrests and prosecutions. #Russia #LGBTQRights #SupremeCourt
Russia’s LGBTQ Community Faces Extremist Label in Alarming Court Ruling
Russia's LGBTQ community fears court ruling labeling them 'extremists.' Concerns rise over potential arrests and prosecutions. #RussiaLGBTQ #HumanRights
Russia Moves to Label LGBTQ+ Rights Movement as “Extremist”
Russia's Justice Ministry files a lawsuit aiming to ban the "international LGBT public movement," labeling it as "extremist." The country's Supreme Court will hear the case on November 30. LGBTQ+ activists and human rights advocates express concerns about the potential impact on LGBTQ+ organizations and individuals.
Romanian PM Ciolacu Says Society Not Ready for Same-Sex Couple Rights
Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu has stated that Romanian society is not prepared to uphold the rights of same-sex couples, despite a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) demanding the enforcement of these rights
France Debates Apology and Compensation for Victims of Homophobic Laws
The French Senate is considering a bill offering formal apologies and compensation to victims of homophobic laws from the Vichy era to 1982, a move reflecting a broader European trend of acknowledging past injustices against the LGBTQ+ community.
Transgender Women Dine with Pope Francis, Marking a Shift in Church Outreach
In a significant move, transgender women from Torvaianica, Italy, were invited to lunch with Pope Francis, reflecting a growing inclusivity within the Catholic Church.