FIFA is criticized for awarding Saudi Arabi the 2034 World Cup, a Ugandan court awards $40K to tortured LGBTQ victims, and the United Kingdom will compensate LGBTQ veterans for the Armed Forces ban.
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The Indian LGBTQ community has long grappled with systemic neglect and societal prejudices, but significant victories like the striking down of Section 377 in 2018 and progressive Supreme Court verdicts have sparked hope. The fight for equality nevertheless remains arduous.
A lawmaker urges China to overturn rulings that recognize same-sex unions, Moscow raids LGBTQ nightclubs under a propaganda law, and a queer movie is set to premiere in Sydney.
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.
Japan launches a new network to recognize same-sex couples, Spain's Socialist Party pushes for LGBTQ rights protections, and more than one in 10 teens identify as LGBTQ in Australia.
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.
Thousands gather to celebrate Taiwan's Pride parade, a cardinal in Ghana reiterates his support of LGBTQ people, and Italy passes a bill that bans overseas surrogacy.
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.
Georgia's parliament speaker signed an anti-LGBTQ bill into law, same-sex couples apply to register their marriages in South Korea, and a gay couple was beaten in public in Nigeria.
Georgia's president refused to sign a bill that restricted LGBTQ rights, dating apps protect users from harm by adopting a code in Australia, and a church in Africa rejects blessings for same-sex couples.
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- Out Abroad: Activists in Ukraine Host Pride Event; Protests Erupt Across Canada Over LGBTQ Education
- Out Abroad: Taiwan To Recognize Marriage Equality Between Nationals; Model Murdered After Anti-LGBTQ Law Passes
- Out Abroad: Orgs Speak Out After Lesbian Couple Murdered; Georgian Court Rules In Favor Of Anti-LGBTQ Propaganda Law
- Out Abroad: Author Releases Book Exploring Same-Sex Relationships; Lesbian Group Seeks To Exclude Bisexual, Trans Women
- Gay Zimbabwean Couple Charged Under Country’s Sodomy Law
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