'Brave and hopeful' LGBT+ Rwandans prepare for their first PrideRwanda's LGBT+ activists are planning their first Pride celebration after years of struggling to secure funding or a venue willing to host them |
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U.S. promises to add gender-neutral option on passportsThe United States will add a third gender marker - or "X" - option on U.S. passports |
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Germany to ease rules on gay and bisexual men donating bloodGay and bisexual men in monogamous same-sex relationships will face no restrictions when donating blood |
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Honduras ordered to track LGBT+ hate crimesThe court also required the state to allow trans Hondurans to change their names and gender on official documents |
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Transgender job quota law seen 'changing lives' in ArgentinaThe law reserve 1% of Argentina's public sector jobs for the country's transgender community |
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Georgia gets ready for LGBT+ Pride after far-right threatsEuropean lawmakers and rights groups urge authorities to protect LGBT+ event in Tbilisi following threats from far-right groups |
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Anti-LGBT+ laws cost Caribbean billions in lost business - reportCaribbean nations lose up to $4.4bn a year due to LGBT+ discrimination, report finds |
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OPINION: Obedience is not an option - Why Hungarian teachers are fighting the anti-LGBT+ lawMarcell Lenart We cannot remain true to ourselves as teachers in Hungary, if we do not undertake civil disobedience to openly support our LGBT+ pupils. |
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OPINION: The fight for gender equality is intertwined with the battle for LGBT+ rightsSahar Moazami Cooperation could lead to feminism without generational gaps and advances for everyone's human rights |
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OPINION: Passing the Equality Act would benefit everyone, not just LGBT+ peopleEmily Tisch Sussman and Sarah Kate Ellis The United States will be stronger when everyone is welcome, safe and can contribute and succeed. |
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