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. 🌈⚡️
The Need for Self-ID Laws in Germany: A Step Towards Recognizing Transgender Rights
It is crucial to note that self-identification laws do not put cisgender individuals at risk. Opponents of self-ID often argue that it could be used by predatory men to gain access to single-sex spaces, such as bathrooms and changing rooms. However, there is no evidence to support this claim. In fact, self-identification laws would likely increase safety for trans individuals, who often face harassment and discrimination in public spaces.
Pope Francis: Homosexuality not a crime
Pope Francis criticized laws that criminalize homosexuality as “unjust,” saying God loves all his children just as they are and called on Catholic bishops who support the laws to welcome LGBTQ people into the church.
The Perils of Being LGBT in Putin’s Russia
"It is a travesty that in Putin's Russia, members of the queer community are forced to live in fear and persecution simply for being themselves. The international community must speak out against these human rights violations and stand in solidarity with Russia's LGBT community."
British Anti-LGBTQ+ Christian Group Defends Maltese Man Accused of Conversion Therapy
A British anti-LGBTQ+ Christian group is supporting a Maltese man in his legal defense for allegedly breaking Malta's conversion therapy laws.
Nightlife safe space for LGBTQ+ community tested in Amsterdam
A hair salon in Amsterdam’s nightlife district opened after hours at the weekend to offer a safe space…
UK Government Takes Steps to Ban LGBT Conversion Practices
The UK government has announced plans to publish a draft bill that would ban the practice of attempting…
Dutch Senate Approves Amendment to Constitution Banning Discrimination based on Sexual Orientation and Disability
The Dutch Senate has taken a historic step in the fight against discrimination by approving an amendment to…
The First Eurovision Song Contest: A Look Back at the Inaugural Event
The first ever Eurovision Song Contest was held on May 24th, 1956 in Lugano, Switzerland. Seven countries participated…
Russian publisher investigated by authorities under new anti-LGBT law
(Reuters) – An independent Russian book publisher is under investigation for promoting “non-traditional sexual relations”, a lawmaker from…
Israel’s Participation in Eurovision 2023 in Jeopardy Due to Government Threats to Shut Down Public Broadcaster
The future of Israel’s participation in the Eurovision Song Contest is in jeopardy due to the country’s government…