The first openly gay imam was killed in South Africa, Argentina restricted trans youth healthcare rights, and a Dolly Parton musical was halted in England after homophobic abuse.
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Myanmar bans LGBTQ-themed books, a ban on puberty blockers sparks discrimination claims in Australia, and Argentina’s president faces backlash for making anti-LGBTQ comments.
ICC is pursuing Taliban leaders for their persecution of LGBTQ people, the United Kingdom is planning to honor LGBTQ veterans with a national memorial, and LGBTQ groups challenge Canada's anti-trans law.
A gang was sentenced up to 17 years after attacking men on Grindr in England, the Supreme Court rejected marriage equality appeals in India, and Uganda joined BRICS amid sanctions over LGBTQ law.
Australia's first women's sports bar shut its doors, activists in Canada condemned a bus ad that opposed trans care, and four men were sentenced over the homophobic murder of a man in Spain.
FIFA is criticized for awarding Saudi Arabi the 2034 World Cup, a Ugandan court awards $40K to tortured LGBTQ victims, and the United Kingdom will compensate LGBTQ veterans for the Armed Forces ban.
The Indian LGBTQ community has long grappled with systemic neglect and societal prejudices, but significant victories like the striking down of Section 377 in 2018 and progressive Supreme Court verdicts have sparked hope. The fight for equality nevertheless remains arduous.
A lawmaker urges China to overturn rulings that recognize same-sex unions, Moscow raids LGBTQ nightclubs under a propaganda law, and a queer movie is set to premiere in Sydney.
Candace Owens is barred from New Zealand, Pride in London announces bid for World Pride 2030, and trans candidates are running for office in Nepal.
Japan launches a new network to recognize same-sex couples, Spain's Socialist Party pushes for LGBTQ rights protections, and more than one in 10 teens identify as LGBTQ in Australia.
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- Out Abroad: London Bids To Host World Pride 2030; Kenyan Court Awards LGBTQ Men in Landmark Rights Case
- Out Abroad: Thousands Gather To Celebrate Taiwan’s Pride Parade; Cardinal Reiterates Support Of LGBTQ People
- Out Abroad: Parliament Passed Bill To Strengthen LGBTQ Rights; People Detained After Raid Of Gay Clubs
- Out Abroad: Parliament Speaker Signs Anti-LGBTQ Bill Into Law; Gay Couple Beaten And Paraded In Public
- Out Abroad: Georgia’s President Refuses To Sign Anti-LGBTQ Rights Bill; Church Rejects Blessings For Same-Sex Couples
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