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Italy is the third country to appoint an LGBTQ+ envoy. Do such positions actually improve human rights for queer and trans people?
Special envoy Fabrizio Petri believes Italy’s moderate approach to human rights can sway the hearts and minds of foreign governments
Edafe Okporo on writing ‘Asylum’ and finding home as a Black gay man in America
The activist and founder of Refuge America shares his inspiring story in a new memoir
What the U.S. Supreme Court decision on abortion means for gay sex and same-sex marriage—it ain’t good
OPINION: By questioning Americans’ right to privacy, the U.S. Supreme Court proves it’s capable of undoing the last two decades of LGBTQ2S+ progress
Sport Canada has closed a survey related to trans women’s participation in sports
More than 200 athletes and researchers signed an open letter expressing their concern over transphobic language used to introduce the survey
Study finds survivors of conversion therapy need much more support
New research led by LGBTQ2S+ survivors highlights barriers to recovery
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