With new elections on the horizon, more LGBTQ+ Russians than ever before are being pushed to leave the country
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With new elections on the horizon, more LGBTQ+ Russians than ever before are being pushed to leave the country
REVIEW: “Creep: Accusations and Confessions” is a scathing essay collection that analyzes the rotted power structures buttressing North American culture
His new star-studded memoir dishes deflection and reflection in equal measure
Star and co-writer Bilal Baig discusses the messy “human” quality at the heart of their groundbreaking series, and why it’s time to call it a day
Transgender Europe’s executive director Lenny Emson provides insight into LGBTQ+ rights in Ukraine
More LGBTQ+ refugees will be resettled faster under new partnership plan
5 queer and trans stories we’re watching: April 12
With her girlfriend and cat in tow, Viktoriia Kovalenko escaped Kharkiv last year, embarking on a harrowing odyssey brightened by kindnesses from strangers
ANALYSIS: A viral petition calls on Canada to accept those escaping anti-trans policies, but Canada has work to do as well
KyivPride Canada put a call out to local LGBTQ2S+ community members and allies to open their homes to migrants
A year after the Taliban takeover, advocates are urging the government to welcome more queer refugees and make arriving in Canada easier
PERSONAL ESSAY: An epic love story between an Iraqi Arab and a Punjabi Sikh
U.K. activists are criticizing the government for “failing to stand up” for queer people seeking asylum following the publication of a damning new report
Kyiv Pride, one of the most crucial LGBTQ+ rights organization in Ukraine, just launched a new LGBTQ+ refugee shelter
Under the shadow of war, Kyiv Pride director Lenny Emson discusses the past, present and future of queer and trans activism in his country
“If I stayed quiet, I feel like I would be complicit in that violence, right?”
The militant Islamist group has been targeting LGBTQ+ people since it seized power in August
A huge immigration backlog leaves asylum seekers in dangerous limbo while the government refuses to initiate changes that could help