Iraq’s Communications and Media Commission has ordered media outlets and social media companies that operate in the country to refer to homosexuality as “sexual deviance.”
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Pope Francis tells a trans person "God loves us as we are," trans swimmers in Japan are allowed to compete in a competition, and Ghana's Supreme Court rejects a bid to block an anti-LGBTQ bill.
A trans Indian was almost killed by his parents, trans/non-binary athletes make history in sports, and Matty Healy stands against Malaysia's homophobia.
A court in Peru orders the legal recognition of same-sex couples, Russia bans gender-affirming surgery, and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak apologizes to LGBTQ military veterans.
Police in Venezuela’s Carabobo state on Sunday raided a gay sauna and arrested 33 people.
Protesters crash a Pride event in Tbilisi, an England town is set to host its first Pride festival, and an LGBTQ school policy changes causes political turmoil in Canada.
In a scene eerily reminiscent of a 1960’s cold war era novel, the young woman sat nervously at the outside table of the café not far from the museum district and main railroad station in St. Petersburg, chain smoking French Gitanes and toying with the food on her plate in front of her. She kept nervously glancing around as if she expected to suddenly be swept up in a secret police raid.
Russia is prosecuting an internet company for "LGBT propaganda," the Church of England is debating blessings for same-sex unions, and advocates fight for accurate medical records in Canada.
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- Out Abroad: UK Museum Highlights LGBTQ Railway Workers; Estonia Legalizes Same-sex Marriage
- Out Abroad: 9-Year-Old Becomes a Victim Of Hate Speech in Canada; Stockholm Mayor Dresses in Drag
- Out Abroad: Pride Marchers Jeer Israel Minister; Oxford Appoints First Professor of LGBTQ History
- Out Abroad: Same-sex Marriage Bill Goes to Parliament in South Korea, and Ghana's President Orders Death Penalty for Same-sex Acts
- Upwards of 30,000 March in Jerusalem Pride Parade
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