“I still have nightmares to this day, and I’m terrified of being in public”
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“I still have nightmares to this day, and I’m terrified of being in public”
The island nation will repeal its colonial-era law, but marriage equality will still be banned
Anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination and violence are pervasive in Malaysia, according to a new report
A new report finds that more than 270 people have been arrested for HIV transmission since 2019
The U.S. Supreme Court may be threatening to reverse progress on LGBTQ2S+ rights, but countries the world over are pushing marriage equality forward
My difficulty with coming out of the closet kept me lonely while living in a conservative city in Korea
The militant Islamist group has been targeting LGBTQ+ people since it seized power in August
Bangkok also welcomed the nation’s first Pride parade in 16 years earlier this month
Pandemic shutdowns gave some organizers an opportunity to rethink their celebrations and make them more inclusive
More than 200 municipalities in Japan offer some form of relationship recognition for same-sex couples
She described the ordeal as a “nightmare during which I’m fully awake”
Multiple scenes featuring a lesbian romance were either deleted or omitted in translation
The queer hookup app was pulled from mobile download stores days ahead of the Beijing Winter Olympics
The case marks the first time in the country’s history that LGBTQ+ spouses have been permitted to adopt a child unrelated to either party
The possibility of being Bangladeshi and transmasculine without any models to look up to frightened writer Mikail Khan. What they say trans folks need in the country to thrive
A look back at 12 months of anti-trans legislation, more queer representation in politics and the global fight for LGBTQ2S+ rights
An outbreak of the virus in a Seoul gay club early in the pandemic left LGBTQ+ Koreans an easy target for homophobia. But the community continues to fight back
A journalist attends a five-person protest for a trans student—a rarity in the restrictive Southeast Asian city-state