Victory for Same-Sex Couples in NSA. What Consequences Will It Have for Polish Offices?
The Polish Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) has raised concerns about the country's refusal to recognize and transcribe foreign same-sex marriage certificates, leading to a ruling from the EU Court of Justice supporting these couples' rights.
Historic ruling by NSA! Official must recognize same-sex marriage contracted abroad. They have 30 days to do so
The Polish Supreme Administrative Court has ruled that officials must recognize foreign same-sex marriages, mandating an official to process such recognitions within 30 days.
This ruling could change the lives of same-sex couples in Poland. Will there be a breakthrough?
Poland's Supreme Administrative Court is set to rule on the recognition of same-sex marriages contracted abroad, following a significant ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union.
Facebook reportedly restricts reach of Orbán's posts through LGBT activists, while boosting Magyar's
Meta's Facebook is under scrutiny for accusations of interfering in Hungary's elections by limiting the reach of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's posts while increasing engagement for opposition leader Peter Magyar.
“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.
The court announces the verdict for Antanas Kandrotas and Andrejus Lobovas for incitement to hatred
Antanas Kandrotas and Andrejus Lobovas face sentencing for incitement to hatred against former Freedom Party leader Tomas Vytautas Raskevičius due to his sexual orientation.
See how much LGBT associations' funding from the Zagreb budget has increased in one year
LGBT associations linked to the Možemo party have seen significant increases in funding from the city budget between 2024 and 2025.
Victims show marks of aggression by guards to customers and employees of a bar in Cabo Frio: 'They beat me so much I almost lost consciousness'
Bar patrons and employees in Cabo Frio, Brazil, reported assaults by municipal guards during an operation, with evidence of physical aggression and claims of discrimination.
Kalinić: Where are the women from the Church at the panel on women and the Church?
Journalist Vlatka Kalinić raises concerns about a leftist, pro-LGBT panel discussing women in the Church and criticizing the portrayal of their roles.
Trump and the secret dossier on Mojtaba Khamenei: 'He is probably gay'
U.S. intelligence agencies reported to Donald Trump that Mojtaba Khamenei, recently appointed as Iran's Supreme Leader, might be gay, leading to surprise and laughter during a briefing.
In Africa, same-sex relationships still face imprisonment or even the death penalty
Most African countries criminalize same-sex relationships, with severe penalties including imprisonment and the death penalty in some regions.
"It makes me proud." She was the first trans woman to be nominated for an Oscar and talks to us about successes, motherhood, and her partner, Marisa
Karla Sofía Gascón, the first trans woman nominated for an Oscar, reflects on her journey and challenges ahead of the Goya Awards.
Domino Association Brings 'Trans Archive' and Argentine Transvestites to Zagreb
The LGBT association Domino is bringing a 'trans archive' and Argentine transvestites to Zagreb, funded by taxpayers.
My father was gay and her child is non-binary. Director Sophie Hyde shares her family life in the film Don't Call Me Grandpa
Australian director Sophie Hyde explores her family's unique experiences with sexuality and identity in her film 'Don't Call Me Grandpa.'
Former president of national gay rights group resigns to take up fight against Muslim Brotherhood
Jacki Lewis, the former president of Egale Canada, resigns from her position to focus on combating antisemitism through a Jewish civil rights organization.
"The fight against discrimination is not a box to check": LGBT associations dismayed after the abandonment of the rainbow jersey
LGBT associations express strong discontent after the Ligue de football professionnelle (LFP) decided to abandon the "Rainbow Jerseys" initiative for International Day Against Homophobia.
Erika Hilton accuses Ratinho of transphobia and asks for R$ 10 million: 'I will always be a woman' and he, 'rat'
Federal Deputy Erika Hilton is suing Brazilian TV host Ratinho for transphobia, demanding R$ 10 million in damages after he questioned her gender identity.
TPS chief comments on Pride controversy: 'It's incomprehensible how much hate speech and threats of violence there have been'
TPS's decision to host a Pride-themed match and Veli-Matti Savinainen's refusal to wear a Pride jersey sparked significant controversy and discussions about hate speech in Finnish society.
The European justice system supports the recognition of documents for trans individuals throughout the EU
The European Court of Justice has ruled that trans individuals' identities must be recognized in their documents across EU member states, determining that Bulgaria's refusal to update a trans woman's civil registration breaches EU law.
Erika Hilton sues Ratinho for transphobia and demands R$ 10 million in compensation
Brazilian Congressman Erika Hilton is suing presenter Ratinho for transphobia, seeking R$ 10 million in damages following derogatory comments made on his show.
Senegal's Parliament approves project that increases punishment for LGBT people in the country
Senegal's Parliament has approved a bill that significantly increases punishments for homosexual acts, making it the latest African country to impose stricter penalties on the LGBTQ+ community.
Senegal toughens the law against homosexuality: “We are in panic, with the slightest complaint that can point you out and come for you”
Senegal has strengthened its laws against homosexuality, imposing harsher penalties and increasing repression against the LGBTQ+ community amid rising homophobia.
Ayuso and the opposition return to the Assembly transformed into viral phenomena for Hollywood and Trumpists
Isabel Díaz Ayuso and opposition parties return to the Madrid Assembly amidst controversy over comments regarding women critical of the war in Iran.
The Barents Observer: Barents Secretariat Declared Undesirable in Russia
Russia has classified the Barents Secretariat as an 'undesirable organization' citing its influence in protest activities and promotion of LGBTQ+ communities, according to The Barents Observer.
The gay mayors of FdI and Lega are getting married
Italian mayors Alessandro Basso and Loris Bazzo will hold a civil union on June 27, marking a significant event in the political landscape.
Ghana: Ghana's Parliament Revives Dangerous Anti-LGBT Bill
Ghana's parliament has revived a harsh anti-LGBT bill that threatens the rights of the LGBTQ+ community.
Samara Court Fines LGBTQ+ Activist $5,700 for ‘Extremism’
A court in Samara, Russia, has fined LGBTQ+ activist Artyom Fokin $5,700 for operating an 'extremist' organization after the Supreme Court deemed international LGBT movements as extremist in 2023.
Acquittal Ruling / Christian in Malta Talks About How He Left Homosexual Lifestyle, Facing Imprisonment for It
Malta's Matthew Grech was acquitted after facing prison time for discussing his departure from a homosexual lifestyle during a broadcast.
Messages from feminists: Nostalgia for the USSR and Yugoslavia, stolen and defaced flag of the March for Life…
A feminist protest called 'Night March' took place in several Croatian cities, advocating for women's rights, including abortion and LGBT rights, while also displaying communist symbols and antisemitic slogans.
Granddaughter is non-binary, grandfather is gay: A film with LGBT themes is heading to theaters that met resistance in the USA
A film with LGBT themes featuring a non-binary granddaughter and a gay grandfather is set to be released in theaters, facing challenges during its rollout in the USA.
Storm after Przemysław Czarnek's words. Ukrainian media thunder
Przemysław Czarnek, recently nominated as the PiS candidate for prime minister, faced backlash for his controversial comments about Ukraine and the LGBT community during a party convention in Kraków.
Approval of the Byun Hee-soo Foundation After 1 Year and 10 Months... Rejection of Two Anti-LGBT Organizations
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has granted permission for the establishment of the Byun Hee-soo Foundation after nearly two years, while two anti-LGBT organizations' applications were rejected.
Tim Wilson claims he has sold out of his bet against the share market for ‘modest profit’
Tim Wilson has reportedly sold his investment that profits from market declines, making a modest profit which he plans to donate to an LGBT advocacy group in Iran.
Millions of Dollars for LGBT Associations in Canada: Revolution Funded by Taxpayers!
The Canadian government continues to spend millions on LGBT activism, funded by high taxes paid by citizens, raising concerns about the representation and values being promoted.
"They humiliated the victim". Three minors under house arrest for the homophobic assault in Rome
Three minors are under house arrest for a brutal homophobic assault on a 25-year-old man in Rome.
CitizenGO regarding the entry of LGBT associations into schools: Minister Fuchs, start respecting parental rights today!
The CitizenGO platform has launched a petition urging Croatian Minister Radovan Fuchs to respect parental rights in light of recent regulations affecting family rights.
What is Growing Up in a Rainbow Family in Russia Like? Non-binary Literary Star Doesn’t Sugarcoat It
A new novel discusses the challenges faced by a boy growing up in a rainbow family in Russia amid a homophobic environment.
Aitor Ruibal: "It's a shame that a teammate cannot freely say he is homosexual"
Aitor Ruibal, captain of Real Betis, expresses his disappointment over the inability of players to openly discuss their sexual orientation amidst growing homophobia and racism in football.
The City of Rijeka has provided materials for 'Health Education': Will children in Pula also be indoctrinated with LGBT narratives?
The city of Rijeka is transferring educational materials to Pula for health education, raising concerns about gender ideology influenced by feminist and LGBT groups.
2026 British LGBT Awards: Alan Carr and Amanda Holden lead star-studded shortlist
The 2026 British LGBT Awards will feature a star-studded shortlist including Alan Carr and Amanda Holden, celebrating LGBTQ+ visibility in the UK.
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.
Senegal's Prime Minister defends anti-LGBT law that doubles prison sentences
Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has defended a proposed law that increases the maximum prison sentence for same-sex relations from five to ten years, reflecting a broader crackdown on LGBT rights in the country.
Senegal's PM introduces bill doubling prison sentences for same-sex relations
Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has proposed a bill that increases prison sentences for same-sex relations to five to 10 years amid rising homophobia in the country.
"He gave me a like." The love story of the Argentine hockey player with the Prime Minister of the Netherlands
Argentine hockey player Nicolás Keenan has become the 'first gentleman' of the Netherlands after the inauguration of Prime Minister Rob Jetten, with whom he plans to marry this year.
How 19 years on Play School fed into Simon Burke's latest role
Simon Burke reflects on how his long tenure on the children's show Play School influenced his performance in the play The Elocution of Benjamin Franklin.
Obuljen Koržinek allocates funds for a ‘queer season’ and festival where the Croatian flag is destroyed
The Croatian Ministry of Culture has allocated €5,500 to the LGBT association Domino for events related to queer art and activism in 2026, amid controversy surrounding the association's ties to the political party Možemo and investigations into financial misconduct.
Augsburg: Trial following allegedly homophobic attack
Five defendants are being tried at the Augsburg District Court for an allegedly homophobic attack on two men in March.
Is Lee Chung-sang, who used hate speech against sexual minorities, a victim of human rights violations? ... Under deliberation at the Human Rights Commission
Lee Chung-sang, who attempted to include hate speech against sexual minorities in a minority opinion, is being deliberated as a victim of human rights violations by the National Human Rights Commission.
In Disguise: Undercover
The article discusses a film scenario set in Syracuse in 1997 where an undercover cop, Lucas, uses his sexuality to trap potential offenders, complicating his own life when he develops feelings for a fellow gay officer.
Rights groups urge Senegal authorities to protect LGBT community amid wave of homophobia
International rights groups are urging Senegal to enhance protections for the LGBT community amid rising homophobia, marked by notable arrests of several men under anti-gay laws.