A look back at 12 months of anti-trans legislation, more queer representation in politics and the global fight for LGBTQ2S+ rights
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A look back at 12 months of anti-trans legislation, more queer representation in politics and the global fight for LGBTQ2S+ rights
Violators face not only huge fines but possible jail time
Hungarian voters will head to the polls in 2022 to weigh in on LGBTQ+ rights
A minister has declared that LGBTQ+ content violates the country’s controversial 2013 “propaganda” law
Despite increased police presence and the derision of LGBTQ+ people by government officials, queer and trans Turks are making themselves even more visible through Pride and protest
Creativity meets bravery as LGBTQ singers and bands challenge state-sponsored homophobia
A running diary of LGBTQ2 folk coping and caring for each other. Today: “Community defence” of sex workers and your favourite L.A. lesbian comic talks books
A running diary of LGBTQ2 folk coping and caring for each other. Today: Your weekend queer concert roundup with Jeremy Dutcher, Rufus Wainwright, Janette King and more.
A running diary of LGBTQ2 folk coping and caring for each other. Today: Your invitation to the partypocalypse and something darling for the kiddies
A running diary of LGBTQ2 folk caring and coping for each other. Today: queer Berliners mobilize to help the most vulnerable, the oldest LGBTQ2 bookstore in the world reinvents itself again, and Charli XCX spreads positivity
Like hundreds of others in his home country, Amin Dzhabrailov was detained and tortured because he is gay
Acknowledging that I was bisexual was the best, most radical thing I ever did
Quite the opposite, in fact
From Russia to Poland to Brazil: how the far right weaponizes homophobia
The purge may have slowed but arrests continue, says Igor Kochetkov
For over a decade, the parade had been cordoned by police to protect revellers from harm. This year was different
What we can learn from the past