Greens In Australia Apologise For Anti-Trans Article
The Australian Greens Party in New South Wales, have apologised for the inclusion of an anti-trans article that was published in their member's magazine.
The...
UN Human Rights Council Passes Resolution to Protect Intersex Rights
In a victorious moment for human rights, on April 4th, the United Nations Human Rights Council voted to adopt a resolution designed to protect...
Greece Makes History, Legalising Same-Sex Marriage Amidst Cheers and Opposition
In a landmark decision with ripple effects throughout the Eastern Orthodox world, Greece has enacted legislation legalising same-sex marriage, becoming the first nation with...
Campaign To Prevent Tobacco Use Among LGBTI Youth Launched In USA
A new $35.7 million public education campaign has been launched by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to help reduce and prevent tobacco use among LGBTI...
Netherlands Ends Lifetime Ban on Gay Blood Donation
New regulations announced by the Netherland's Minister of Health will end the outright ban on gay and bisexual men donating blood, regardless of how long...
US Appeals Court Rules In Favour Of Florida High School’s Ban...
The federal appeals court in the United States ruled that a Florida high school’s policy prohibiting trans students from using bathrooms that reflect their...
LGBTI Crackdown With 16 Arrested and Tortured in Uganda
More than 16 men have been arrested and tortured in Uganda following the latest wave of anti-LGBTI sentiment by the nation's government.
The men who...
German Political Party AFD, Want Russian Inspired Gay Propaganda Ban
The Baden-Württemberg chapter of Germany’s leading Eurosceptic party Alternative für Deutschland (AFD) want to ban "gay" people from schoolbooks, TV and radio.
According to Schwaebische...
Pressure Mounts On Ugandan Government Following LGBTI Arrests
The Ugandan government is facing widespread criticism and pressure following the arrests of 16 LGBTI activists.
Demanding that the charges against the 16 individuals be...
Hidden Cameras Expose Homophobia in Job Interview
Actors Konrad Ydhage and Olle Öberg decide to go undercover with hidden cameras as a "social experiment" in their home country of Sweden.
The pair pose...
