Activists in Ukraine hosted a Pride event, protests erupted in Canada over LGBTQ education, and LGBTQ-inclusive provisions were added to Seychelles' penal code.
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Taiwan announced it will recognize same-sex marriage between Taiwanese and Chinese nationals, a Kenyan LGBTQ group launched a legal aid clinic, and a model was murdered in Georgia after an anti-LGBTQ bill passed.
An arrested teenager in Pennsylvania considered an attack on the LGBTQ community, an employer was sued after allegedly calling a lesbian a "witch" in California, and Kentucky's governor signed an order banning conversion therapy.
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