Iran is one of at least eight countries where homosexuality is punishable by the death penalty
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Iran is one of at least eight countries where homosexuality is punishable by the death penalty
Chileans voted against a new pro-LGBTQ+ constitution, and proposed trans rights reforms in Scotland are also in jeopardy
The Trevor Project said the calls increased wait times for actual queer and trans youth seeking help
The action was taken following a #DropKiwiFarms campaign
The women were able to sidestep their country’s definition of marriage because one of them had not yet had her gender changed on her official documents
The minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth on the federal government’s 2SLGBTQI+ Action Plan
U.K. activists are criticizing the government for “failing to stand up” for queer people seeking asylum following the publication of a damning new report
The decision also applies to people in domestic unmarried partnerships, single parents, stepparents and adoptive families
Leaders and community groups weigh in on the new plan
A potential shadow docket case is raising alarm bells over the latest freedom of speech controversy
The ACLU claimed the district “blatantly violated” the U.S. constitution
The court issued a permanent injunction against mandates protecting trans access to care
Saint Kitts and Nevis is just the latest win. Here’s our guide to the many court cases unfolding in the Caribbean
Almost 50 percent of queer men in the U.S. have cut back their sexual activity during the outbreak, according to a recent survey
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s deadly anti-LGBTQS2+ bill would create a frightening reality for trans youth
Keffals believes that she has no other choice but to flee the country for her own safety
The Republican looks to continue the state’s rightward shift on queer issues
The Respect for Marriage Act’s future is uncertain after Republican Ron Johnson flip-flops on the legislation