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.
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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.
London announced that it plans to bid World Pride 2030, a Donald Trump supporter was asked to leave a bar over his hat, and a Kenyan court awarded two gay men money after it found that their rights were violated.
New South Wales passed a pro-LGBTQ bill, people were detained after the raid of two gay bars in Moscow, and Uganda's anti-homosexuality act cost the country $1.6 billion.
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