The ruling is a major setback after LGBTQ+ Indians have notched big victories over the past decade
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The ruling is a major setback after LGBTQ+ Indians have notched big victories over the past decade
5 queer and trans news stories we’re watching: March 29
REVIEW: With “Chrysalis,” Anuja Varghese’s protagonists reject fairy-tale lives, embracing the unexpected
5 queer and trans news stories we’re watching the week of March 13
In a world where only the loudest and most powerful voices get heard, the preservation of historical documents give voice to the unrepresented
Nearly all of the school’s instructors are also trans
On the heels of two Supreme Court petitions arguing to legalize same-sex marriage, Delhi just got its first trans representative
A GoFundMe is trying to fill the gap left by mainstream non-profits
The landmark 2018 bill, which provides discrimination protections, is under attack by the country’s largest religious party
PERSONAL ESSAY: An epic love story between an Iraqi Arab and a Punjabi Sikh
Activists and doctors are raising the alarm as 500,000 Indians are left without treatment
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
Victory by a Sri Lankan activist may impact 43 countries which outlaw sexual relations between women
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
Trans candidates are proving the world is ready for LGBTQ+ political representation
As India battled through yet another wave of COVID-19 outbreaks and I couldn’t leave home, I told my family who I really am
Why this support network for South Asian families took off last year during the pandemic