As expected, Russian President Vladimir Putin emerged victorious in his re-election Sunday, winning nearly 77 percent of the vote.

It was a long weekend of love and marriage at the recent 40th anniversary of Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in Australia.

Sitting in his office overlooking San Francisco Bay, German Consul General of the Pacific Northwest Hans-Ulrich Suedbeck is casual and genuinely pleased to be in the city.

A Ugandan gay activist visited San Francisco last week, in part, to raise awareness of the plight of LGBT people in his country, and to raise funds for All Out, an international LGBT rights group.

A bipartisan immigration proposal failed in the Senate last week, as President Donald Trump's deadline to reform immigration, particularly the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, looms.

In an unprecedented move, Bermuda became the first country in the world to repeal same-sex marriage.

Ali Erol, an award-winning Turkish human rights activist and a founder of the Kaos GL Association, was arrested February 2 at his home in Ankara, and released February 6.

The Jamaican government this week blocked an anti-gay preacher from entering the country on what he had called a "Mission Trip."

A Los Angeles bi-national gay couple are suing the U.S. State Department for denying one of their young twin sons citizenship.

Jamaican officials are facing international pressure to either block or monitor an anti-gay American pastor who plans to visit the Caribbean island country later this month.

India's Supreme Court has ordered a review of Section 377 of the country's penal code that criminalizes homosexuality in the South Asian country.

Hundreds of transgender Indians and their allies protested this week outside the Ministry of Social Justice against Parliament's reintroduction of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill 2016.

In what's believed to be a first, the island paradise of Bermuda may rescind same-sex marriage rights that were granted several months ago.

"We didn't yet know that at virtually the moment when Py was speaking, a wave of attacks was underway 430 miles to the north in the French capital."