Making history: teaching of LGBT+ rights gains momentum in United StatesAn increasing number of U.S. states are mandating LGBT+ history lessons - but six still ban the promotion of homosexuality in schools |
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Indian state bans unnecessary surgery on intersex babiesPortugal and Malta have already banned unnecessary surgeries, which activists say can cause psychological damage |
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Gay or bisexual players on every pro football team, says former U.S. footballerIn his upcoming book, Ryan O'Callaghan shares the exhausting mental game of passing for straight in the National Football League |
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INTERVIEW-Guatemala's first openly gay congressman braces for battleAldo Davila said that despite death threats, he is ready to fight for those previously without a voice in the congress |
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Appeal to stop gay marriage opens in Cayman IslandsThe Cayman Islands' case has been cited as a possible precedent for the UK's other overseas territories |
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Australia unveils religious freedom bill, after rugby star sacked for 'hell awaits homosexuals' postThe law would make it harder to fire employees for expressing religious beliefs such as Israel Folau's 'hell awaits homosexuals' post |
Christian couple can sue over Minnesota same-sex marriage video lawThe case is among several in recent years where private business owners or individuals invoked their religious beliefs to deny services to same-sex couples |
French football ref praised for stopping match over homophobic bannersClement Turpin stopped the Nice-Olympique Marseille match due to homophobic banners in the home crowd |
Kentucky clerk who refused same-sex marriage licenses can be suedDavis claimed that Obergefell v Hodges, the 2015 U.S. Supreme Court decision recognizing a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, did not apply to her because she stopped issuing licenses to everyone regardless of sexual orientation |
French Ligue 1 match interrupted by homophobic chantingThe Nice-Olympique Marseille match was interrupted over banners with homophobic connotations |
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