Two letters that were previously mandatory will no longer be required by patients seeking care in the province
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Two letters that were previously mandatory will no longer be required by patients seeking care in the province
Albania, Germany, Malta and Portugal have also taken action to stop operations that critics say are harmful and life-altering
“Unfortunately, these malicious, bad-faith attacks are escalating and I no longer feel safe to serve in my capacity as mayor”
The Respect for Marriage Act is a direct response to the Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson last month
Twenty states sued the Biden administration to halt enforcement of the trans-affirming guidelines
Contenders in the race have hinted at support for banning trans women from sports and restricting trans access to public restrooms
Hungary has also outlawed same-sex adoptions and banned trans people from correcting their legal gender
New guidelines on queer blood donations have been met with criticism, however, from some LGBTQ2S+ activists
Xtra catches up with the out gay Liberal MP on this initiative and more
With the help of a $10,000 grant from the It Gets Better Project, the initiative will allow students to change into clothing that expresses who they are
The U.S. Supreme Court may be threatening to reverse progress on LGBTQ2S+ rights, but countries the world over are pushing marriage equality forward
A new policy in one school district could potentially require schools to out trans students
Critics say a proposed law “will allow the Iraqi government to legally get away with murder”
Meanwhile, a new poll finds that a majority of Texans support the rights of trans youth to gender-affirming care
Government leaders are also cracking down on depictions of bisexuality and polyamory
Individuals convicted faced life in prison under the now repealed law
The sentence follows reports of a gay man being executed in Iran over “sodomy” charges
OPINION: A National Defence report on systemic racism and discrimination landed in the spring with little fanfare