World AIDS Day: is a cure for HIV finally in sight?Revolutionary stem cell treatment offers hope of 'functional cure' for people living with HIV. |
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Big fat gay Indian wedding? Same-sex couple fight for right to marrySaattvic and Gaurav Bhatti are among at least six LGBT+ couples asking India’s high court to allow same-sex marriage |
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Escape from Kabul: a gay man dodges death at the hands of the TalibanThe Taliban seized power in Afghanistan more than 100 days ago, following the fall of the capital Kabul on August 15... But concern is growing for LGBT+ Afghans, some of whom are on the run fearing death. |
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'Rebel Dykes' filmmaker hopes to unite British LGBT+ generationsSiobhan Fahey’s documentary is the latest film or television series to portray LGBT+ life in Britain during the 1980s |
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Canada's House of Commons approves bill to ban LGBT conversion therapySenior gay Liberals fight back tears after Canada's House of Commons voted unanimously to ban LGBT+ conversion therapy |
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Botswana appeals court upholds ruling that decriminalised gay sexBefore a 2019 High Court ruling, engaging in gay sex in Botswana was punishable by up to seven years in prison |
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Hungary parliament clears way for government's LGBT referendum as election nearsA Hungarian law passed in June which the government said aimed to protect children, has caused anxiety in the LGBT community. Now, a referendum on LGBT issues is due for 2022 |
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Broadway legend Stephen Sondheim dead at 91Sondheim, whose eight lifetime Tony Awards surpassed the total of any other composer, started early, learning the art of musical theater when he was just a teenager from "The Sound of Music" |
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OPINION: Forty years of AIDS - Justice and equality remain key to quelling a still-potent epidemicEdwin Cameron Living a healthy life with HIV is possible and should not be thanks to privilege, like it was for me. |
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