Eduardo Casanova breaks the taboo: "The only closet I have lived in is not the one of homosexuality, but of HIV"
Eduardo Casanova shares his experience of living with HIV and the stigma associated with it while promoting his documentary 'Sidosa.'
After being appointed Prime Minister of the Netherlands, a politician openly discussing his homosexuality gains attention for his and his fiancé's story
The newly appointed Dutch Prime Minister, who is openly gay, has attracted public interest for his relationship with his fiancé Nicolás Keenan, a talented hockey player.
Senegalese PM Ousmane Sonko submits tougher anti-LGBT law
Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has proposed a stricter anti-LGBT law that could further criminalize homosexuality in the country.
Between five and ten years in prison: in Senegal, the government wants to double the penalties against homosexuality
The Senegalese government plans to introduce a law that would increase prison sentences for homosexual acts from 1-5 years to 5-10 years.
Tomio Okamura Probably Won't Be Happy with My Book, Says Writer Vratislav Maňák About His New Work
Czech writer Vratislav Maňák discusses his new book 'S Wittgensteinem v gay sauně' which explores male homosexuality in contemporary Central Europe.
Senegal: the repression of homosexuality intensifies, about twenty people arrested in a week
The Senegalese government has intensified its crackdown on homosexuality, resulting in the arrest of approximately twenty people, including notable figures from media and culture.
After Remarks About Homosexuals - Notable Psychiatrist Dismissed: The Case Was Opened by LAT
A notable Lithuanian psychiatrist was dismissed after controversial comments about homosexuality, and the case is set to be reviewed by a higher court.
Senegal: Senegal Approves Draft Law to Double Prison Terms for Homosexual Acts
Senegal's government has approved a draft law that establishes harsher penalties for homosexual acts, proposing to double prison terms and increase fines significantly.
Senegal: the government approves a bill aimed at toughening legislation on homosexuality
The Senegalese government has approved a bill that seeks to increase penalties for homosexual acts and extend punishment to organizations promoting homosexual relationships.
The selfish genes of Trump
The article discusses gene theory in the context of individual behavior and societal impacts, focusing on how genes, rather than individuals or species, play a crucial role in evolutionary success.
Rafa Sánchez, singer of La Unión: "Hiding my homosexuality, I slept with hundreds of women and had quite a satisfactory level"
Rafa Sánchez reflects on his life as a gay man in Spain, discussing his past relationships with women and his experiences during the Movida madrileña.
Mathias Kryger: Here are 3 exhibitions I am following abroad this spring
Mathias Kryger discusses three international art exhibitions to look forward to this spring, particularly highlighting LGBTQ+ themes.
If you love 'Heated Rivalry', I know what else you should see
The article discusses the rising popularity of the Canadian TV series 'Heated Rivalry', highlighting its appeal among homosexual men and its cultural significance.
Pedophilia, 'transgender' biology... Who is the scientist close to Epstein who visited Croatia?
Robert Trivers, a controversial American sociobiologist, has come under scrutiny for his connections with Jeffrey Epstein and his radical views on homosexuality and normalization of pedophilia.
Senegal: Twelve People Arrested for Alleged Homosexuality
Twelve individuals have been arrested in Senegal on charges including homosexual conduct and the deliberate transmission of HIV.
Ministry of Obuljen Koržinek financed an exhibition on rectum cleaning before homosexual relations
The Ministry of Culture and Media, headed by Nina Obuljen Koržinek, financed Luke Pešun's exhibition "Are You Clean" which addresses the preparation and cleaning of the rectum for homosexual intercourse.
Mali: the LGTBIQ+ lives that were left outside the law
In Bamako, the criminalization of homosexuality has forced hundreds of citizens into a silent underground, highlighting the country's authoritarian drift.
Päivi Räsänen in the United States testifying before Congress's Judiciary Committee
Christian Democrat MP Päivi Räsänen testified before the U.S. Congress Judiciary Committee regarding the state of freedom of speech and religion in Europe amidst an ongoing legal process in Finland where she faces charges of incitement against a group due to her writings on homosexuality.
Tasосуs Xiarchо: I am a straight homosexual
Choreographer Tasos Xiarcho declares himself a 'straight homosexual', stating he behaves as a straight man and disagrees with the woke agenda.
‘Naked homophobia’: play revisits BBC’s first programme on gay men in 1950s
A new play reflects on the BBC's first program addressing male homosexuality in the 1950s, highlighting the starkly homophobic viewpoints of its contributors.
The footballer Josh Cavallo, the first active player to speak about homosexuality, accuses his former team of homophobia
Australian footballer Josh Cavallo, the first active player to come out as gay, accuses his former team, Adelaide United, of homophobia, stating he was sidelined due to his sexual orientation.
The university banned Plato for promoting gender ideology and homosexuality
Texas A&M University has removed excerpts from Plato's 'Symposium' from its Contemporary Moral Problems course due to concerns over promoting controversial ideas related to gender and homosexuality.
It is neither an 'accident' nor a lack of partners: the reasons for homosexual behavior in primates
A study suggests that homosexual behavior is more common in long-lived species with complex social structures living in challenging environments.
Homosexuality is present in all primate groups: "It seems to have emerged long ago"
The article discusses the presence of homosexual behavior among all primate groups, highlighting that same-sex relationships are more common in complex social species or harsher environments.
Teacher banned after shocking classroom comments and 'anal copulation' claims
Patrick Lawler, a teacher from Northumberland and Bristol, has been banned from teaching for making radical and offensive remarks about homosexuality, Islam, and drug use during classes.
George Papadakis: Stories from the Journey of the Patriarch of the Morning Zone
The article explores the life and achievements of George Papadakis, highlighting his early days in elementary school, his first television show on homosexuality in Greece, and memorable moments from his career.
Leo Gullotta, homosexuality, career and civil battles: "I loved and remained free"
In this intimate interview, 80-year-old actor Leo Gullotta reflects on his long-term relationship, his career, and his civil rights advocacy, emphasizing the importance of freedom and rejecting possessiveness in love.
PODCAST | Censorship - Episode 4
The podcast discusses the censorship in Spain during Franco's regime, focusing on how films and songs promoting themes of homosexuality and peace were banned.