White House website adds gender-neutral pronouns as Biden meets LGBT+ demandsThe addition of the title ‘Mx’ and pronouns including ‘they/them’ came as the new president signed an executive order tackling anti-LGBT+ discrimination |
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UK regulator slams waiting times, patient records at trans clinicTwo thirds of patients referred to a specialist at England's only youth gender identity clinic had to wait more than a year for an appointment |
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What are U.S. President-Elect Joe Biden's LGBT+ policy plans?The former vice president has already made several openly LGBT+ nominations for high-ranking jobs |
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New York City opens billions in contracts to LGBT+ businessUnder the change, LGBT+ business owners in New York will win access to $25 billion in city contracts |
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Biden pivots away from old LGBT+ court battles, helps ignite new onesPresident Joe Biden's executive actions bolstering LGBT+ rights and reversing Donald Trump immigration policies are likely to be challenged in court |
Honduran lawmakers vote to lock in bans on abortion, same-sex marriageLawmakers in Honduras voted to amend the constitution to make it harder to reverse strict bans on abortion and same-sex marriage |
Hungary's government orders disclaimers on books with gay contentThe government said the action was needed to protect consumers from being misled |
Biden to sign 15 actions to address U.S. 'crises' after taking office on WednesdayJoe Biden will repeal outgoing President Donald Trump's transgender military ban and begin the process of re-entering the Paris climate accord |
Expected Australian honour for tennis great Court stirs controversyAustralia's decision to award tennis great Margaret Court the country's highest honour next week has stoked controversy because of her history of anti-gay views |
Biden taps Levine for key health role, in historic pick of transgender personIn a historic first, Rachel Levine would become the first openly transgender official to be confirmed by the Senate |
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