Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on May 10 met with U.S. Ambassador to Uganda William Popp.
South African LGBTQ organizations have welcomed a new law that seeks to combat hate crimes and hate speech.
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A memorial for LGBTQ armed forces will be built in the United Kingdom, Queensland makes changes to its anti-discrimination act, and Iraq makes same-sex relations punishable by prison.
A gay Australian footballer said he would not attend the 25th FIFA World Cup, and a Ghanaian film was impacted by an anti-LGBTQ bill.
"RuPaul's Drag Race" crowns its first Taiwanese-American queen, Grindr suffers a lawsuit claiming the app sold its users' personal information to advertisers, and a trans woman is suing a dating app for women for discrimination.
Uganda’s national Census next month will not count intersex people.
Dominica’s High Court of Justice on Monday struck down provisions of a law that criminalized consensual same-sex sexual relations.
The Vatican denounced gender-affirming surgery, an Australian athlete was suspended after using a homophobic slur, and activists in Hong Kong say its ID-change policy falls short.
A court in Uganda upholds its anti-gay law, a jailed man in Qatar is pressured to name sexual partners, and a Welsh athlete apologizes for making an anti-trans post.
The Vatican on April 8 condemned gender-affirming surgeries and “gender theory.”
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- Out Abroad: Thai Passes Marriage Equality Bill; Elliot Page Criticizes Rollback of LGBTQ Rights in Canada
- New Indian Immigration Law Excludes LGBTQ People
- Out Abroad: Report Calls for Removal of LGBTQ Exemptions; Scottish Parliament Staff Banned from Wearing Rainbow Lanyard
- Ugandan MP Introduces Anti-gay Surrogacy Bill
- Out Abroad: Japanese Court Approves Marriage Equality; Gay Australian Footballer Announces Engagement
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