Why has Pride caused an uproar in the United States?A Pride backlash has disrupted plans to commemorate LGBTQ+ rights with special merchandise, drag shows and other events |
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US judge in Florida blocks enforcement of state ban on gender-affirming careA federal judge in Florida partially blocked the state from enforcing its recent ban on people under 18 receiving gender-affirming care such as puberty blockers and hormone therapy |
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Head of London's police force apologises to LGBT+ communityThe head of London's Metropolitan Police apologised to the city's LGBT+ community for the failings of the past |
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Japan ruling on same-sex marriage disappoints but 'a step forward'A Japanese court said a ban on same-sex marriage was constitutional but raised concerns about the dignity and human rights of same-sex couples |
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Human Rights Campaign declares LGBTQ state of emergency in USThe largest LGBTQ advocacy organization in the United States declared its first national state of emergency |
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Thai PM frontrunner attends Pride parade, promising same-sex marriage, gender identity rightsThe frontrunner to be Thailand's next prime minister joined a Pride parade in Bangkok, promising to pass a law that would allow same-sex marriage and gender identity rights |
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Texas becomes largest state to ban transgender care for minorsTexas became the largest of the 20 states to have outlawed gender-affirming care by signing a bill that bans transgender healthcare including puberty blockers and hormone therapy for minors |
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European rights court rules against Ukraine in same-sex union caseThe European Court of Human Rights ruled a same-sex couple who tried unsuccessfully to get married at seven different register offices in Ukraine suffered discrimination |
OPINION: The US move to allow gay and bisexual men to give blood finally rights historic wrongsThis shift in policy is long overdue, yet imperfect as it excludes those on PrEP, an HIV drug, writes Perry N. Halkitis |
OPINION: We must prevent trans people from becoming homelessWhile homelessness affects people across wider society, trans people are more likely to be affected, writes Clare Robertson |
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