Donatella Versace, a fashion icon, speaks out on Italian anti-gay policies, Australian basketball star Corey Webster makes homophobic remarks, and Canadian premier vows to veto school pronoun ruling.
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Canada’s federal and provincial Conservative Parties are suddenly joining American-style culture wars centered on transgender issues, announcing new policies to crack down on access to medical care and women-only spaces, and restricting trans children from using chosen names and pronouns in schools.
Hong Kong made a ruling to recognize same-sex couples, a man was arrested in the United Kingdom in connection with a homophobic attack, and a legal service for LGBTQ Victorians opens.
An assemblyman and his spouse are pushing for marriage equality in Japan, Saskachewan joins LGBTQ inclusion policy changes, and Germany's cabinet adopts a plan to make changing gender identities easier.
Owners of LGBT Swatch watches face three years in jail in Malaysia, a man is convicted after protesting against a drag queen event in the United Kingdom, and the World Bank halts lending to Uganda.
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- Venezuelan Police Arrest 33 Men at Gay Sauna
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