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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Activists in Ukraine hosted a Pride event, protests erupted in Canada over LGBTQ education, and LGBTQ-inclusive provisions were added to Seychelles' penal code.
Taiwan announced it will recognize same-sex marriage between Taiwanese and Chinese nationals, a Kenyan LGBTQ group launched a legal aid clinic, and a model was murdered in Georgia after an anti-LGBTQ bill passed.
Organizations in South Africa speak out after a lesbian couple was murdered, a Georgian court ruled in favor of an anti-LGBTQ propaganda law, and sexual orientation questions were scrapped from Australia's census.
A British author is releasing a book that explores same-sex relationships, NGOs in Hong Kong that serve the LGBTQ community are facing cutbacks, and a lesbian group in Australia is planning on excluding bisexual and trans women.
Two gay men in Zimbabwe are facing a year in prison after authorities charged them under the country’s sodomy law.
Hundreds attend a Pride festival in Nepal's capital, a campaign for LGBTQ inclusion in sports returns to Guernsey, and a court in Australia rules that a trans woman's ban from a female's-only app is discriminatory.
A court ruling in China was hailed as an LGBTQ milestone, an Algerian Olympic boxer filed a criminal compliant against J.K. Rowling and Elon Musk, and school librarians in the United Kingdom were asked to remove LGBTQ books.
Taiwan turns against J.K. Rowling after the author made controversial statements, the daughter of Cameroon's president comes out as a lesbian, and the first trans athlete competes at the Paralympic Games, representing Italy.
Bulgaria passed a ban on LGBTQ "propaganda" in schools, an Australian athlete kissed his boyfriend after an Olympic loss, and Argentina’s government closed an anti-discrimination agency.
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