Activists in Alberta rally in support of trans rights, Houthi rebels sentence 13 people to death on charges related to homosexuality, and a London teen was stabbed in a possible hate crime.
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A Canadian town reversed its Pride flag ban, parishioners feel welcome after an Australian priest came out as trans, and Greece's prime minister received backlash for pledging to legalize same-sex marriage.
A Ugandan activist was attacked, Estonia legalized same-sex marriage, and a charity in Canada provided a safe space for LGBTQ people over the holidays.
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- Out Abroad: Church of England Backs Blessings for Same-sex Couples; Teens Charged with Hate Crime in Canada
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- Out Abroad: Taiwan Presidential Frontrunner Joins Pride March; Vatican Synod Ends without Clarity on LGBTQ Stance
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