A U.S. Agency for International Development funding freeze in January forced the closure of India’s Mitr Clinic, the country’s first transgender healthcare facility, disrupting critical services for a vulnerable population.

The International Criminal Court on Tuesday issued arrest warrants for two top Taliban officials accused of targeting LGBTQ people, women, and others who defy the group’s strict gender norms.

An Iranian missile destroyed Tel Aviv’s only gay bar, Claudia López launched her presidential campaign in Colombia, and Australia ended its plasma donation ban for LGBTQ people.

Tel Aviv Pride was canceled due to Iran airstrikes, the World Bank resumed its loans to Uganda, and sponsors exit Pride Toronto amid DEI backlash.

U.K. Pride events ban political parties over anti-trans rulings, Uganda faces international outrage after harsh anti-LGBTQ laws spark abuse, and India’s Supreme Court questions a discriminatory blood donor ban.

From the “Love that dare not speak its name” we have become, “Say it loud, I’m out and I’m proud.”