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Out in the World: Polish lawmakers pass anti-LGBTQ amendment to education law
Polish lawmakers in the country's lower house of parliament on January 13 voted 227-214 in favor of a bill that will increase government oversight of schools.
Search engine and social media companies are failing to root out disinformation about widely debunked conversion therapy, according to two new reports released January 12.
Hong Kong lesbian Cantopop singer and pro-democracy activist Denise Ho is out on bail following her arrest late last month.
The year started out on a hopeful note. The world was looking forward to getting past a dark period in America's leadership and the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Some African LGBTQ refugees are finding new hope in Kenya through the Organization for Refuge, Asylum and Migration's livelihoods programs.
Conservatives led the charge in Canada's Parliament to vote to ban conversion therapy for minors.
LGBTQ Afghan refugees were among the 250 refugees who arrived in Canada last week.
Updated: Wedding bells are expected to ring in Chile after the president signed a bill legalizing same-sex marriage.
Global Black Pride will host its first in-person event in Toronto, July 28-31.
Swiss same-sex couples can walk down the aisle starting July 1, the Federal Council announced November 17.
This year marks a new beginning for Puerto Rico's LGBTQ community following the deadliest year for transgender people in the U.S. territory in 2020.
Rainbow Railroad announced that the first group of LGBTQ Afghan refugees arrived in the United Kingdom just before Halloween.
Israel's LGBTQ community has been hit with a one-two punch — Atraf, an Israeli gay dating app, was hacked and information on users was leaked, meanwhile sexual misconduct accusations were made against two prominent gay community leaders.