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.
Police in Nigeria have confirmed the death of a popular gay crossdresser in the country’s capital.
Killers of trans people could face 70 years under Mexico City's law, Grindr blocks the explore function around Olympic Village, and the Indian Home Ministry urges prisons to protect trans inmates.
A man was injured in a homophobic attack in London, the Supreme Court is reviewing India's marriage equality ruling, and a court in Ghana upholds a law that criminalizes same-sex relations.
Burkina Faso's military junta banned homosexual acts, an Australian athlete received a suspension for anti-gay slurs, and a South Korean court upheld the right to health benefits for same-sex couples.
Thousands attend the 15th annual Bristol Pride Day, legal gender changes are now permitted without surgery in Japan, and Malawi’s Constitutional Court refuses to legalize same-sex relations.
A lesbian couple was assaulted in Canada, Tokyo Marathon added a nonbinary option to its applications, and Scotland's government was advised to halt puberty blockers.
Two actors became engaged after marriage equality passes in Thailand, a Canadian federal leader's Pride attendance is unclear, and the prime minister of Hungary is accused of using fear to attack the LGBTQ community.
Thailand passes the marriage equality bill, a Pride march in Ukraine shuts down, and a court in Namibia overturns the law banning gay sex.
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