‘ They ’ Named the 2019 Word of the Year
Merriam-Webster Dictionary has announced that the 2019 word of the year is ‘they’.
The dictionary announced on Tuesday that ‘they’ was its most-searched-for word in...
COVID-19: LGBTQI+ People Facing Crisis Point in Commonwealth Countries
As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, LGBTIQ+ charities are warning of an “unfolding humanitarian crisis” in Commonwealth countries, particularly in South Africa.
The Kaleidoscope...
Trump’s 2020 HIV Funding Boost Approved by Congress
A funding request by US President Donald Trump for an additional $300 million to fight HIV/AIDS in 2020 has been given the seal of...
Blogger Subjected to Anal Exam, Beating and Verbal Abuse by Authorities...
A blogger, born in Yemen but now an undocumented immigrant in Saudi Arabia, has been convicted and sentenced to 10 months in prison after...
American Pastor Ejected From Russia After Same-sex Marriage Claims
An American pastor has been ejected from Russia after he was arrested ad accused of planning to perform a same-sex marriage in the country.
Pastor...
Progress Parodox for the LGBTQ+ Community in Mexico
As Mexico commemorates the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia, the nation remains fraught with paradox. Despite being a regional leader in the...
Bleeding Love
The Bleeding Love Project founded by Troy Michael Jonsson (Mr Gay Iceland 2015) is a movement to raise awareness and support for allowing gay men to...
Poll Shows Russian Attitudes Toward LGBT+ Community Slightly Improving
While the Russian population's attitudes towards the rainbow community remain overwhelmingly negative, a new poll has indicated that progress in tolerance and acceptance may...
Enrique Wins 2018 Mr Gay Germany Title and Vows to Help...
The newly crowned Mr Gay Germany 2018 has vowed to use his victory to encourage younger members of the LGBT community to be more...
Indonesia Expected to Backtrack and Progress with UN LGBTI Recommendations
The South-East Asian nation of Indonesia is expected to completely backtrack on its initial decision to reject United Nations’ recommendations on LGBTI rights.
The seventy-five UN recommendations...
