Killers of trans people could face 70 years under Mexico City's law, Grindr blocks the explore function around Olympic Village, and the Indian Home Ministry urges prisons to protect trans inmates.
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On July 9, after most members of Congress had left the Capitol, a small group began setting up a celebration. The halls were nearly silent, aside from the occasional tap of heels on the marble floor, as people slowly streamed into Emancipation Hall and down a corridor. Closer to Senate Meeting Room 212, the intertwining murmur of voices in Spanish and English began to grow.
A man was injured in a homophobic attack in London, the Supreme Court is reviewing India's marriage equality ruling, and a court in Ghana upholds a law that criminalizes same-sex relations.
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