Drag queens take their shows online as coronavirus shuts clubsRuPaul's Drag Race stars Gia Gunn and Latrice Royale want to bolster fans amid coronavirus lockdowns |
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Gay dating apps warn over coronavirus as online meetings expected to riseLGBT dating websites are warning users to take precautions to avoid contracting coronavirus, but expect more traffic as millions of people move online instead of meeting face-to-face |
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Transgender pastor defies court to conduct same-sex marriages in Hong KongFilipino Marrz Balaoro was arrested in 2017 for holding same-sex weddings in his LGBT-inclusive church |
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Coronavirus lockdown exposes LGBT+ people to family abuse in Middle EastLGBT+ groups are stepping up online and phone support for people trapped in abusive homes or struggling with isolation during coronavirus shutdowns |
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England joins nations offering HIV prevention pill to all at high riskHealth campigners hailed the 'milestone' in rolling out PrEP drugs to prevent HIV and AIDS but warned more must be done to reach those at risk |
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Ghana bans LGBT+ conference after Christian groups protestAfter outcry Ghana's government have cancelled the conference bringing together LGBT+ leaders, which would have been the first of its kind in West Africa where LGBT+ rights remains taboo |
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Gender identities on IDs found linked to trans mental healthTransgender adults with gender-affirming IDs have lower prevalence of serious psychological distress and suicidal ideas, U.S. study finds |
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Gay YouTuber takes aim at Indonesia's 'sexual deviant' billAcep Saepudin wants to use his videos to fight lawmakers' efforts to target Indonesia's LGBT+ community |
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Western U.S. state poised to restrict trans athletes in competitionIdaho could become the first U.S. state to ban transgender athletes from competing in leagues that differ from their birth sex |
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Johnson & Johnson says no evidence HIV drug works against coronavirusThe pharmaceutical company said there was no evidence Prezista had any effect against COVID-19 |
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OPINION: Employees, including LGBT+ community, should able to bring their whole selves to workSimon Blake Nurturing human connections virtually during coronavirus outbreak will be key to supporting mental health and wellbeing |
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