LGBT+ conversion therapy thrives even as bans gather paceFrom injections to electric shocks, prayer to rape, attempts to change the sexual orientation and gender identity of LGBT+ people persist in every region of the world. |
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As Swiss vote on same-sex marriage, reforms slow elsewhere in EuropeLGBT+ rights activists in more conservative European nations say their fight for gay marriage has taken a back seat to more urgent issues like tackling hate crime. |
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UK court overturns puberty blocker restrictionsThe Court of Appeal for England and Wales overturned a ruling that restricted children's access to puberty-blocking drugs. |
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Berlin becomes a magnet for LGBT+ Poles fleeing homophobia at homeA growing number of young LGBT+ Poles are settling in the German capital, viewed by many as a 'queer oasis' close to home |
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Puberty blockers explained, as UK court rules on trans childrenMedical treatment for children seeking to transition gender is back in the spotlight. |
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Polish region scraps anti-LGBT motion after EU threatens to cut fundsThe Swietokrzyskie region in Poland was one of nearly a hundred municipalities and provinces that adopted motions declaring themselves free of "LGBT ideology". |
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Cuba publishes draft family code that opens door to gay marriageCuba, which sent gays to correctional labor camps in the early years after its 1959 leftist revolution, has made considerable advances in LGBT rights in the 2000s and 2010s |
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Mexican state of Sonora approves same-sex marriageThe push for marriage equality and LGBT rights in Mexico has gathered pace since Mexico City became the first region to legalize same-sex marriage in 2009, with Sonora voting on Thursday to legalize same sex marriage |
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Kenya film board bans gay documentary, calling it 'an affront'The Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) banned "I am Samuel", a documentary about a gay man's struggle to be accepted. |
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OPINION: Here’s the difference between bisexual and pansexualJen Winston Bisexuality felt right for me because it is inclusive of all genders. |
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