Cardinals challenge the pope on same-sex couples in Vatican, the top court in Mauritius decriminalizes same-sex couples, and Pakistan resumes issuing ID cards to trans people.
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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.
Canada warns LGBTQ travelers going to the U.S., Uganda charges a man with "aggravated homosexuality," and a stranger assaults two men in a homophobic attack in the U.K.
The defense minister of Italy disciplined an army general for publishing an anti-LGBTQ book, a Russian streaming service was fined for broadcasting an LGBTQ movie, and Kuwait banned "Barbie" for promoting homosexuality.
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