NSA decision on same-sex couples. Robert Biedroń: I'm waiting for something different
Robert Biedroń critiques the NSA ruling regarding same-sex civil unions, asserting the need for true equality for LGBTQ+ citizens in Poland.
'This is what a gay looks like,' says Carmo Dalla Vecchia at Lollapalooza
Actor Carmo Dalla Vecchia made a statement at Lollapalooza, highlighting LGBTQ+ identity and addressing prejudice.
Ramtin Zigorat, Iranian gay activist: 'I was forced to watch executions to know how mine would be'
Ramtin Zigorat, an Iranian gay activist and torture survivor, shares his harrowing experience fleeing the Islamic regime in Iran where homosexuality is punishable by death.
It's not a provocation, says Bruna Spínola about steamy scenes in the convent in 'Dona Beja'
Bruna Spínola, who plays a nun in HBO Max's 'Dona Beja,' defends the portrayal of romantic scenes between same-sex characters in a repressive setting, claiming they are not intended to shock but to convey deeper themes.
One was convicted of inappropriate behavior with a photographer and another criticized lesbians in a youth magazine: Here are some of the candidates from the Citizens' Party
The article explores some candidates from the Citizens' Party, including past controversies involving inappropriate behavior and remarks about the LGBTQ community.
A person was convicted of harassment with a photographer and another criticized lesbians in a youth magazine: Here are some candidates from the Citizens' Party
The article details candidates from the Citizens' Party, highlighting both prominent members and those with controversial backgrounds, such as a recent conviction for harassment and criticism of the LGBTQ+ community.
Row over the NSA ruling. "Should we also allow marriage to goats?"
The Supreme Administrative Court in Poland annulled a previous ruling and ordered that a foreign same-sex marriage be registered, sparking fierce political reactions.
Rainbow families worried after SD tweet about preschools
Rainbow families are concerned after a controversial tweet from Swedish politician Mattias Karlsson triggered a heated debate about the safety of LGBTQ families in preschools in Stockholm.
Three hours for makeup, R$ 700 on clothes... Chappell Roan fans invest in production for the show
Fans of Chappell Roan dedicated significant time and money to create elaborate looks for her show, highlighting their passion for the drag community.
Why sometimes compassion outrages us more than violence
The article discusses societal attitudes towards compassion and empathy, highlighting an instance where a woman's disdain was directed towards a president's display of compassion towards a homosexual man following a tragic murder.
SD leader wants to stop LGBTQ meetings: "My daughter was discriminated against"
Swedish politician Mattias Karlsson seeks to halt LGBTQ family meetings at a Stockholm preschool, citing discrimination against his daughter.
PST: Decrease in threats against Pride
The Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) reports a decrease in threats against Pride events, categorizing the threat level as moderate with no indications of planned violent attacks.
PST: Expects threats ahead of Pride
Norway's PST warns of an expected increase in threats and hate speech leading up to Oslo Pride, though no violent attacks are planned.
PST: No indications of planned attacks against pride
The Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) reports no current indications of planned violent attacks against pride or other LGBTQ+ events in Norway.
RuPaul's DragCon Debuts with Parties in São Paulo; See How to Buy Tickets
The event 'The Ball' will take place at High Club in São Paulo, part of the lead-up to the first Latin American edition of RuPaul's DragCon in June 2026.
Top Polish court orders recognition of EU same-sex marriage documents
Poland's Supreme Administrative Court has mandated local authorities to recognize same-sex marriage certificates from other EU countries, following a European Court of Justice ruling.
Poland recognizes marriages of same-sex couples contracted in EU countries
Poland's Supreme Administrative Court has ruled to recognize marriages of same-sex couples contracted in other EU countries, following a prior ruling by the EU Court of Justice.
The Justification of a Bold Policy
The article discusses the political implications of the recognition of same-sex relationships in Greece, highlighting ongoing controversies and recent judicial endorsement of rights.
PiS files a request to the Constitutional Tribunal after the NSA ruling on same-sex marriages
The Polish government is challenging a court ruling that ordered the registration of a same-sex marriage in Poland.
Transgender: The Late Fifteen-Year-Olds
Transgender women are celebrating delayed Quinceañeras, transforming the traditional coming-of-age ritual into a celebration of their womanhood.
Supreme Court: Same-sex married couples can adopt children – The reasoning behind the decision
The Greek Council of State has ruled that same-sex couples can adopt children, affirming the constitutionality of same-sex marriage and adoption rights established in May 2025.
The Council of State: Adoption Rights for Same-Sex Couples, the Rationale, and the Minority Opinion
The Greek Council of State has recognized the right of same-sex couples to adopt children, deeming it constitutional and compliant with existing marriage laws for same-sex partners.
A Beautiful Confession from a Queer Couple
The article discusses the poignant story of Candy, a bisexual lesbian, and her partner Ryuksa, who passed away from cancer, highlighting the struggles and love shared between queer couples in South Korea.
NASCAR driver Daniel Dye suspended indefinitely after derogatory remarks about IndyCar racer go viral
NASCAR driver Daniel Dye has been suspended indefinitely following derogatory remarks he made about IndyCar racer David Malukas during a livestream that went viral.
Trans woman found dead with injuries after going out to buy shampoo in the interior of SP
A trans woman named Suellen Jalala Ferreira de Brito was found dead with signs of violence in Brazil, raising concerns about safety for the transgender community.
“We are living in fear”: Gay people in Senegal amid crackdown
A young gay man in Senegal describes living in fear and hiding due to increasing anti-LGBT sentiments and legal crackdowns in the country.
Ruling of the Constitutional Court on gender identity in adolescents faces societal sectors
The Constitutional Court ruling allowing adolescents aged 12 to 18 to request changes to their gender designation has sparked significant societal debate in Ecuador.
Leo Varadkar: LGBTQ+ rights in Europe face ‘chill wind’ from east and west
Leo Varadkar warns that LGBTQ+ rights in Europe are under threat from conservative movements in Russia and a lack of leadership from the U.S.
Orlando begins demolition of Pulse nightclub, site of 2016 mass shooting that killed 49
Orlando has begun the demolition of the Pulse nightclub, where a tragic mass shooting occurred in 2016, paving the way for a new memorial site.
Report from European Gay Saunas and Clubs. The Book Explains How Men Meet
This article discusses the themes of a newly released book that explores the social interactions and connections among men in gay saunas and clubs across Europe.
Sanna Ukkola's column: Savinainen refused the shirt - Pride revealed his true nature
The column discusses Veli-Matti Savinainen's refusal to wear a Pride shirt, critiquing the politicization of homosexuality and the implications of Pride culture.
Gironde: four minors arrested after ambushing homosexual men
Four minors were arrested in Gironde after a series of ambushes targeting homosexual men between March 7 and 11.
'I have to change my skin,' says trans woman marked with Nazi symbol during torture in MS
A trans woman in Brazil was brutally tortured and marked with a Nazi symbol by her torturers in an act of violence and hate.
Nepal's First Female Transgender MP, Read - The Full Story of Bhumi Becoming Kailash
Bhumi Shrestha has made history by becoming Nepal's first female transgender MP, representing the National Freedom Party in the parliament.
Gil do Vigor responds to Leonela Borges after being called a caricature gay on social media
Gil do Vigor retaliated against Leonela Borges after she referred to him as a 'caricature gay' on social media amid discussions about rivalry with another reality show contestant.
The first transgender woman will sit in the Nepalese parliament
Nepal's parliament is set to welcome its first transgender woman member, marking a significant step towards inclusivity for LGBTQ+ representation in the country's governance.
American tourists shocked during vacation by Benjamin Peltonen and Anna Abreu: 'Totally mega-Trump'
In a recent episode of 'Yökylässä Maria Veitola', Finnish influencer Benjamin Peltonen discussed his life with his partner and shared how their relationship began.
Nepal welcomes first transgender lawmaker
Bhumika Shrestha made history as Nepal's first transgender woman lawmaker, representing the Rastriya Swatantra Party after their parliamentary victory.
Income Tax 2026: taxpayers will have the option to provide social name
The Brazilian Federal Revenue announced that taxpayers will be able to provide their social name in the 2026 Income Tax declaration, a change that now allows for greater inclusivity.
David Moragas, filmmaker and writer: "We need more imperfect homosexuals in fiction"
Filmmaker David Moragas discusses his new film 'Un altre home', which explores gay life in a gentrified Barcelona, emphasizing the need for more realistic portrayals of homosexual characters.
Junior team leader talks about the pride controversy: "The real reason"
Jaakko Lehtonen expresses his concerns about the recent pride controversy in Finnish sports, emphasizing the need for open discussions and the importance of human rights.
Lollapalooza 2026: Marina and Addison Rae Turned the Festival into a Celebration for All Colors of the Rainbow, Britney Spears Heritage, and LGBTQ+ Pride
At Lollapalooza Argentina 2026, pop stars Marina and Addison Rae delivered vibrant performances celebrating LGBTQ+ pride.
Police investigates torture after trans woman is beaten and marked with a Nazi swastika in MS
A 29-year-old trans woman in Ponta Porã, Brazil, was brutally beaten and marked with a Nazi swastika, leading police to investigate the incident involving her boyfriend and two others.
Demétrio Magnoli criticizes Erika Hilton on GloboNews and generates new controversy
Demétrio Magnoli's comments on GloboNews about Erika Hilton have sparked controversy regarding her political alignment and gender identity.
Difficult Task in Filming: How the Sex Scenes in Heated Rivalry Were Shot
The article discusses the challenges of filming sex scenes in the series 'Heated Rivalry,' which tells the story of two gay hockey players and their secret affair.
Max Hjelm: The Freedom of Gays and Bar Attendees is Also the Freedom of Parents with Young Children
The article argues for the coexistence of nightlife freedoms and the needs of families, emphasizing that complaints about noise levels from bars should not silence diverse communities.
Sergipe actress Ifébola Alaud makes her debut in the soap opera 'Êta Mundo Melhor!'
Sergipana actress Ifébola Alaud makes her debut in the soap opera 'Êta Mundo Melhor!', airing on TV Globo.
Lesbian Bar La Gata: Everyone Feels Comfortable with Ricky
The iconic lesbian bar La Gata in Frankfurt faces closure, prompting widespread support and even a planned demonstration.
President of Ordo Iuris: Tusk's Law on 'Cohabitation' Aims to Dismantle the Institution of Marriage in Poland
Jerzy Kwaśniewski of Ordo Iuris argues that a proposed law by Donald Tusk intends to undermine the institution of marriage in Poland by equating same-sex partnerships with marriage rights.
Couple from DF reports having suffered homophobia from priest during wedding
A couple from the Federal District in Brazil claims they experienced homophobia during their wedding ceremony in Luziânia, Goiás, when a priest made offensive remarks.