OPINION: The PR boost from hosting the tournament is allowing Qatar to gloss over its anti-LGBTQ+ human rights abuses. When the games come to the U.S. in 2026, it will be no different
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OPINION: The PR boost from hosting the tournament is allowing Qatar to gloss over its anti-LGBTQ+ human rights abuses. When the games come to the U.S. in 2026, it will be no different
“It takes a strong soul to correct a person in a position of power—but this is what it means to stand up to injustice.”
OPINION: The American 9th circuit court ruled that forcing the pageant to include trans contestants would amount to “compelled speech.” This sets a dangerous precedent for trans exclusion
The territory, heralded as a world leader in support for trans healthcare, suffers a painful setback
Here’s everything queer you need to know about election night
The U.S. could resemble states without non-discrimination laws if the court sides with Lorie Smith
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
Saint Kitts and Nevis is just the latest win. Here’s our guide to the many court cases unfolding in the Caribbean
The Republican looks to continue the state’s rightward shift on queer issues
Activists and doctors are raising the alarm as 500,000 Indians are left without treatment
Thirty-eight percent of young adults in sub-Saharan Africa said they want their governments to do more for LGBTQ+ rights
Some have waited months to years to receive updated cards, while others have never received a response
Critics have accused the country, however, of using LGBTQ+ rights to “pinkwash” its poor human rights record
Hungary has also outlawed same-sex adoptions and banned trans people from correcting their legal gender
Xtra catches up with the out gay Liberal MP on this initiative and more
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”