The United States denied a visa to an Ugandan MP after she made anti-gay statements, an Australian pro footballer came out as nonbinary, and a church in Greece called for the excommunication of "immoral lawmakers."
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The United Kingdom shuts down NHS Pride Badge's plan, Delhi offers free bus travel for trans people, and Canada's prime minister calls out "anti-LGBT" proposals.
Trans killings in Mexico spark protests, Meta is urged to make platforms safer for LGBTQ users, and Hungary's prime minister says “no money in the world” would make him accept, what he calls, LGBTQ “propaganda.”
The Catholic bishops of Africa and Madagascar refuse to bless same-sex couples, trans athletes might be banned from women's sports in New Zealand, and France appoints a gay prime minister.
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- Out Abroad: Romania's PM Speaks on Same-sex Couples; Russia Files Lawsuit Concerning LGBTQ Community
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