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How a Shelter Hit by Trump's Aid Cuts Protects LGBTQ+ Migrants in Mexico
"The LGBT population doesn't necessarily leave their countries for the same reasons as others," said Mariana de la Cruz of Casa Frida, a LGBTQ+ migrant shelter that lost 60% of its funds after Trump ordered the suspension of foreign assistance programs.
Denmark Advises Transgender People to Contact US Embassy Before Traveling to the United States
The Danish foreign ministry has changed its U.S. travel advisory for transgender people, following other European countries such as Germany and Finland who suggest they may face difficulties when trying to enter the United States.
Hungary's Anti-LGBTQ+ Pride Ban Sparks Protests
Several thousand protesters chanting anti-government slogans gathered after the vote outside Hungary's parliament. They later staged a blockade of the Margaret Bridge over the Danube.
Hungary's Parliament Passes a Law Banning Pride Events, in a New Assault on LGBTQ+ Rights
Hungarian lawmakers passed a law banning Pride events and allowing authorities to use facial recognition software to identify attendees, continuing a crackdown by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's right-wing populist party on the country's LBGTQ+ community.
A New Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill in Hungary Would Ban Pride Event and Allow Use of Facial Recognition Software
Hungary's ruling coalition continued its crackdown on the country's LBGTQ+ community, as members submitted a bill to parliament that would ban the popular Budapest Pride event and allow authorities to use facial recognition software to identify attendees.
The Alien Enemies Act: What to Know About a 1798 Law That Trump Has Invoked for Deportations
President Donald Trump on Saturday invoked the Alien Enemies Act for the first time since World War II, granting himself sweeping powers under a centuries-old law to deport people associated with a Venezuelan gang.
Straight Man's Sparkly Hat and Shining Example of Allyship Goes Viral
A straight celebrant at the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in Sydney, Australia had the best response when he was asked why he showed up in support of his queer best friend.
London's Famous Queer Cruising Area is Under Fire
Hampstead Heath has been London's premiere cruising area for more than a century. Just recently it has come under fire.
International Women's Day is a Celebration and a Call to Action. Here are Things to Know
Women across the world will call for equal pay, reproductive rights, education, justice and decision-making jobs during demonstrations marking International Women's Day on Saturday.
Japan's Refusal to Recognize Same-Sex Marriage in Law is Unconstitutional, a Court Finds
A Japanese high court on Friday ruled that Japan's refusal to legally recognize same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, the latest victory for same-sex couples and their supporters seeking equal rights.
Could Stonehenge Have Had a Very Different (and Phallic) Meaning to the Ancients?
Stonehenge, an ancient arrangement of huge stones in England, is thought to have been constructed for astronomical observation and, possibly, religious purposes. A new theory introduces a sexier motive.
That Must Hurt — Finnish Skier Reveals Most Painful Experience in Sub-Zero Race
Finnish skier Remi Lindholm opened up about his painful experience at the 2022 Olympics in Beijing.
Tim Kruger, One of the World's Leading Adult Male Performers, Has Passed at 44
Tim Kruger, one of the world's most famous adult male performers, has passed away. His death was reported on his website's X feed earlier today.
British LGBTQ+ Charity Faces Lean Times Thanks to U.S. Foreign Aid Cuts
Groups working for LGBTQ+ equality could be in peril thanks to U.S. cuts in foreign aid — cuts that put even Britain's advocacy charity Stonewall in a tight spot.
Transgender Women Near Rome Pray for Pope Francis, Celebrate His Outreach
Their prayers encompass gratitude for his outreach as well as hope that the door he opened toward a doubly marginalized community will not be shut in the future.
A Day Inside Brazil's Wild Carnival Parties
Brazil's Carnival revelry is ramping up, from the raucous street parties to the glitzy parades. Carnival kicked off Friday afternoon, and today marks the first full day of the pre-Lenten festivities.
Pakistan's Transgender Community Finds Hope and Dignity at a Culinary School
For transgender students involved in a very special project at a culinary school in Pakistan, there is more to a class than just learning the art of cooking.
Judge Tosses Part of a Lawsuit Against UK Band The 1975 for Gay Kiss at Malaysian Music Festival
Members of the British band The 1975 cannot be held personally liable for losses of a Malaysian music festival that was shut down by authorities after lead singer Matty Healy kissed a male bandmate on stage, a London judge ruled Monday.
From HIV to Hunger, Eradication of USAID Funds Pushes Humanitarian Programs 'Off a Cliff'
"This needless suffering will not make America safer, stronger, or more prosperous. Rather, it will breed instability, migration, and desperation."
A Rio Carnival Parade Will Tell the Story of a Trans Woman Nearly Burned at the Stake
A Carnival parade in Rio de Janeiro will present the story of a trans woman nearly burned at the stake in the 16th century, highlighting the ongoing violence against transgender people in Brazil.