The right in Portugal relies on extremists to promote the cut of the country's trans law
The conservative parties in Portugal are collaborating with extremist groups to amend the 2018 transgender law, aiming to restrict gender therapies for minors and limit adult self-determination.
Trans and non-binary people will be able to correct name and gender during free event in DF
Trans and non-binary individuals in the Federal District of Brazil can legally change their name and gender through a free event organized by the public defender's office.
California’s trans agenda suffers another legal blow after attempt to undercut SCOTUS order fails
A federal appeals court rejected California's bid to narrow a Supreme Court ruling concerning transgender policies, marking another legal setback for the state.
Erika Hilton in the Women's Commission Exposes Division on Trans Issues within the Left
Deputy Erika Hilton's election to the Women's Rights Committee has sparked controversy both from the right and dissent within leftist circles regarding trans representation.
PL Deputy Performs 'Blackface' During Speech Against Trans Women in Alesp Plenary
Fabiana Bolsonaro, a Brazilian state deputy, shocked colleagues and the public by performing 'blackface' while arguing against the recognition of trans women during a session in the São Paulo Assembly.
Erika Hilton - A Woman
A Brazilian political discourse surrounding trans rights highlights a clash between radical feminist views and the recognition of trans identities, particularly in the context of Demétrio Magnoli's controversial remarks regarding Erika Hilton.
Iranian wrestler who saw Ayatollah abuse athletes defends American women speaking out against trans inclusion
Sardar Pashaei, a former Iranian wrestling champion, defends American female athletes advocating against the inclusion of trans women in women’s sports, referencing his own experiences of witnessing abuse and mistreatment in Iran.
Michael Higgins: We’re handing women over to predators, says U.S. judge as he denounces ‘woke’ colleagues
U.S. Judge Lawrence VanDyke criticizes his colleagues for a ruling that allowed a transgender woman to access a female-only spa, arguing it endangers women.
Can a trans woman represent all women?
The article discusses the debate surrounding whether a trans woman can represent all women, sparked by Erika Hilton's election as chair of the Women's Rights Commission in Brazil.
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.
'Political Criticism Is Not Prejudice, I Will Not Remain Silent,' Says Ratinho About Erika Hilton
Ratinho, a Brazilian television host, defends his comments on trans rights while facing backlash from Erika Hilton, who plans to sue him for alleged transphobia.
Ratinho on the controversy with Erika Hilton: 'I will not stay silent'
Ratinho has spoken out on social media regarding his controversial remarks about activist Erika Hilton, stating that he will not remain silent.
Karla Sofía Gascón, one year after the Oscars: 'There were many people who didn’t want a trans woman to win the statuette. And they succeeded'
Karla Sofía Gascón reflects on the challenges faced during the lead-up to her Academy Award nomination and the public reaction surrounding it.
EU Court: Trans persons must receive identity documents reflecting their chosen gender
The EU Court has ruled that trans individuals in EU member states must be issued identity documents that reflect their chosen gender to prevent discrimination.
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.
Identity Documents: ECJ Strengthens Rights of Trans People
The European Court of Justice has ruled that trans individuals in the EU have the right to identity documents that reflect their lived gender identity.
California State University board meeting falls into chaos amid SJSU lawsuit vs Trump admin over trans scandal
The board meeting of California State University was disrupted by emotional protests regarding a lawsuit against the federal government concerning transgender rights at San Jose State University.
Erika Hilton elected president of the Women's Commission in Congress, despite opposition from the PL
Erika Hilton was elected president of the Women's Rights Commission in Brazil, becoming the first trans woman to hold such a position despite opposition efforts.
PSOL demands protection for trans women in investigation of center founded by Father Júlio
Federal deputy Erika Hilton and city councilor Amanda Paschoal have requested the São Paulo Public Ministry to consider the welfare of trans women affected by the closure of a community center.
More views of SA Liberal candidate emerge against Islam and trans agenda
South Australian Liberal candidate Carston Woodhouse has made controversial statements about Islam and trans rights on an American podcast, sparking criticism and debate ahead of the state election.
The PP proposes to repeal two articles of the 'Trans Law' three years after its approval
The People's Party (PP) in Spain proposes to repeal parts of the 'Trans Law' aiming to impose restrictions on gender self-determination for sex registration.
California professor calls to abolish identities like 'gay' and 'lesbian' since they 'harm trans people'
A UC Riverside professor advocates for the abolition of sexual identities such as 'gay' and 'lesbian', claiming they are detrimental to trans individuals.
How to Act Against the Anti-Feminist Wave
The article discusses the need for a response to the growing anti-feminist sentiment and features insights from ten influential feminist thinkers.
Acre registers 15 name and gender changes to female in 2025: 'Safety to exist,' says trans psychologist
In 2025, Acre registered 15 changes from male to female name and gender, highlighting legal recognition for trans women in the region.
Montreal teacher challenges policy for trans students to hide identity from parents
A Montreal teacher has filed a constitutional challenge against a provincial policy that allows students 14 and older to change their name and pronouns at school without parental consent, claiming her rights were violated when instructed to conceal a student's gender identity from their parents.
David Marcus: SCOTUS gets case on transing kids right, despite three clueless justices
The Supreme Court ruled that California teachers must inform parents if their child identifies as trans, igniting debate over parental rights versus privacy.
Parental Rights in Education / California Must Not Conceal from Parents if Their Children Identify as Trans, Rules Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a California regulation requiring schools to keep parents in the dark about their children's transgender identities is unconstitutional, affirming parental rights to information about their children.
US Supreme Court Blocks California Privacy Protections for Trans Students
The US Supreme Court has blocked California laws that protected the privacy of transgender students regarding their gender identity disclosures in public schools.
Natal City Council approves law project that guarantees the social name of trans people in cemeteries and post-mortem documents
The Natal City Council approved a law ensuring the social name of transgender and non-binary individuals on tombstones and in post-mortem documentation.
UFPA unanimously approves quotas for trans, travesti, and non-binary people
The Federal University of Pará (UFPA) has unanimously approved the creation of a quota policy for trans, travesti, and non-binary individuals in undergraduate courses.
Kansas revokes driver’s licenses from trans residents in latest assault on rights
Kansas has enacted a law revoking driver’s licenses from transgender residents unless identification reflects their sex at birth, intensifying legal restrictions against LGBTQ+ individuals.
'Particular Flowers': the memoirs of Nora Eckert, a trans woman in West Berlin in the 70s
The article discusses the memoirs of Nora Eckert, a trans woman who navigated life in 1970s West Berlin as both a gay man and later as a woman, highlighting her cultural contributions and experiences.
Yolanda Díaz, after announcing that she will not lead the left: 'We will continue gaining rights'
Yolanda Díaz, Spain's Second Deputy Prime Minister, has announced that she will not be a candidate for the left in the upcoming elections, while emphasizing her commitment to continue advocating for rights, particularly for transgender individuals in the workplace.
Canadian school trustee hit with $750K penalty after tribunal rules against his trans-policy posts
Barry Neufeld, a former Chilliwack school trustee, faces a $750,000 penalty for opposing transgender policies, as ruled by the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal.
Campaign for Name and Gender Rectification for Trans Individuals is Open for Registration in Ceará
The Judiciary of Ceará has opened registrations for the 'My Name, My Story' campaign to rectify the names and genders of transgender individuals.
Michael Higgins: Human rights tribunal seeks to bully and punish trans heretics
A ruling by the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal imposes a $750,000 fine on an individual for questioning gender ideology, raising concerns about freedom of expression and compliance with belief systems.
Banning trans women from lesbian group would 'undermine dignity', court hears
A lesbian group in Victoria is appealing to exclude transgender women from their events, which a Human Rights Commission argues would harm the dignity of those women.
Banning trans women from lesbian group could 'undermine dignity', court hears
The Federal Court is hearing a case about whether a lesbian group in Victoria can legally exclude transgender women from its events, with the Human Rights Commission arguing this could harm the dignity of transgender individuals.
Trans woman awarded R$ 45,000 after reporting discrimination at a government agency in Rio Branco: 'I felt coerced'
Natasha Silva, a trans woman, was awarded R$ 45,000 by the Labor Court after alleging discrimination in her workplace at the Rio Branco Health Department.
Lesbian group seeks legal exemption to exclude trans women from events
The Lesbian Action Group in Victoria is appealing a ruling that prohibits them from excluding transgender women from their events, citing a clash of rights among different groups.
BAFTAs host Alan Cumming warned 'you'll be deported' amid 'terrifying' raids near US home
Alan Cumming, host of the 2026 BAFTAs, expressed fears of deportation due to his outspoken support for trans rights amidst escalating ICE raids near his New York home.
Judge to decide if trans inmate serving time for sexual assaults against women will be moved to female prison
A Canadian judge is set to make a decision regarding the transfer of transgender inmate Amanda Cooper, who is serving time for violent sexual assaults, from a men's prison to a women's facility.
From Deportations and Cutbacks to Anti-Trans Measures: The Successive Setbacks of Trump's Administration by the Judiciary
The article discusses the various judicial setbacks faced by the Trump administration, including a recent Supreme Court ruling against tariffs.
Judge forces CA hospital to keep trans treatments for minors despite Trump funding threat
A California judge has mandated that a San Diego children's hospital continue providing transgender treatments for minors despite threats from the Trump administration to withdraw federal funding.
Laura Targownik: Tumbler Ridge raises serious questions about gender identity and male violence
The article discusses the role of trans individuals and their allies in addressing issues related to gender identity and male violence, set against the backdrop of Tumbler Ridge.
"We thought it was impossible": trans couple makes history and marries in church; archdiocese considers sanctioning the friar who officiated the marriage
A trans couple in Corrientes, Argentina, made history by marrying in a church, prompting the local archdiocese to consider sanctions against the friar who officiated the ceremony.
Controversy in Corrientes: a trans couple married in a church and the Archdiocese will declare it annulled
A trans couple married in a Catholic church in Corrientes faces annulment of their marriage by the Archdiocese due to canonical validity issues.
A trans couple got married in church and sparked controversy in Corrientes: "Biologically we were a man and a woman"
A trans couple's wedding in a church in Corrientes, Argentina, has ignited a significant controversy involving the priest who officiated the ceremony and the local Archdiocese.
Feminist bloc Vaca Profana returns to Olinda's slopes after two years and honors trans women
The feminist bloc Vaca Profana returned to Olinda, Brazil, after a two-year hiatus, honoring trans women as part of its 11th anniversary celebration.
Trans rights advocates say Cairns report is no justification for restricting services
Advocates for transgender rights argue that a hospital report criticizing a Cairns gender clinic does not justify the continuation of service restrictions for trans children.