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.
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From the “Love that dare not speak its name” we have become, “Say it loud, I’m out and I’m proud.”
More than a dozen stock exchanges around the world are participating in an initiative that seeks to promote LGBTQ inclusion in the private sector.
Brazilian Jaime Braz Tarallo created a crossdresser studio 16 years ago so that his male clients could put their other identity into practice. He has worked with more than 5,500 people over the last decade.
The Privy Council in London will decide the future of LGBTQ rights in Trinidad, two LGBTQ women will most likely face torture at the hand of the Taliban, and seniors in Argentina are uncertain of their future in the country.
A UK teacher lost a court case over anti-LGBTQ remarks. India’s top literary festival included LGBTQ poets for the first time. Meanwhile, Trinidad and Tobago reinstated a colonial law banning same-sex relations.
An African LGBTQ group calls for WorldPride boycott in D.C., and Denmark and Finland warn trans travelers about going to the U.S.
A trans activist in Russia faces abuse after a 12-year sentence for donating $10 to Ukraine. Germany warns trans travelers about U.S. entry issues, while Kenya delays a key case on decriminalizing same-sex relations.
Indonesia flogs a gay couple under the harsh Sharia law, HIV funding cuts threaten lives in South Africa, and Pride Toronto loses sponsors amid U.S. DEI rollbacks.
The Trump-Vance administration’s decision to freeze nearly all U.S. foreign aid has had a devastating impact on LGBTQ communities in India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.
More Articles …
- Out Abroad: Protests in Germany; Attacks in NZ, and a Lifeline in Bolivia
- Out Abroad: First Openly Gay Imam Killed in South Africa; Argentina Restricts Trans Youth Healthcare Rights
- Out Abroad: Myanmar Bans LGBTQ Books; Puberty Blocker Ban Sparks Discrimination Claims
- Out Abroad: ICC Seeks Arrest of Taliban Leaders Over LGBTQ Persecution; UK Honors LGBTQ Veterans with National Memorial
- Out Abroad: Gang Jailed for Targeting LGBTQ Men on Grindr; Supreme Court Rejects Marriage Equality Appeals
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