A year after Ukraine invasion, trans people struggle for hormonesSome trans people are resorting to risky home-brewed hormones as Russia's invasion pushes up drug prices |
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FIRST PERSON: Here's how I run an unofficial trans hormone clinic in UkraineThe past 12 months have been difficult for trans people in Ukraine, not least the struggle to find regular supplies of hormones as supply chains in the country have collapsed |
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Tennessee takes lead in Republican effort to restrict drag showsDrag, which has become more visible in recent years, is facing a backlash from Republican legislators aiming to public performances |
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OPINION: Same-sex civil unions in Ukraine likely, but still several years awayUkrainian MP Inna Sovsun is the parliament’s most ardent advocate for LGBTQ+ rights. She talks with Openly in Kyiv, a year after Russia invaded Ukraine |
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OPINION: LGBTQ+ Ukrainians need humanitarian NGOs to provide more help and less bureaucracyOne year after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the humanitarian sector is still leaving LGBTQ+ people out of its responses |
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OPINION: Why the European Convention on Human Rights matters to LGBTQ+ peopleThe ECHR has been instrumental over the past few decades in terms of moving the dial forward for LGBTQ+ rights in the UK |
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Accused LGBTQ club shooter to stand trial in Colorado for murder, hate crimesThe suspect faces multiple counts of first-degree murder and hate-crimes charges alleging the attack was motivated by prejudice against victims' sexual or gender identities |
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Forbes kicks off bid to lead Scotland, would have opposed gay marriageScottish finance minister Kate Forbes became the latest candidate hoping to replace Nicola Sturgeon as the country's first minister, but her stance on gay marriage upset some in her own party |
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Virginia Woolf´s 'Orlando' inspires transgender film at BerlinalePhilosopher Paul B. Preciado's explores the struggles of trans and binary people through Woolf's novel "Orlando" in his debut film at Berlinale |
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