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It’s an historic breakthrough but there are still three more votes in the Knesset before it becomes law.
The UN barely mentioned LGBT+ people a decade ago but that is now changing.
In a passionate speech, Barbados Prime Minister says allowing LGBT+ discrimination would make them no better than slave owners.
She has previously said that same-sex marriage ‘sets the stage for bestiality and pedophilia’.
#EqualityActJapan will help the country catch up with other leading economic superpowers in the G7.
The Supreme Court’s decision for LGBT+ workers could also help combat discrimination in many more areas.
New guidance stops the armed forces displaying Confederate flags – but it also bans LGBT+ rainbow flags.
‘Growing up poor, black and gay, I never imagined someone like me could run for Congress, let alone win.’
The zones breach the constitution and legal challenges could dismantle them.
Iran has charged Shahindokht Molaverdi with ‘spreading moral corruption’ for showing ‘deviant and reprehensible homosexual families’.
‘Human rights are not a choose-your-own-adventure in which the US government gets to pick a different ending because it doesn’t like a particular set of rights.’
New Sudanese Penal Code also criminalizes female genital mutilation.
The woman who wrote Russia’s anti-LGBT+ ‘propaganda’ law is pushing a new hate-filled bill.
Poll shows most Britons understand trans people face discrimination – but a lot are apparently fine with that.
Donald Trump has actually done the LGBT+ community a favor – although obviously not on purpose.
They’ve got a list of at least 153 attacks Trump’s administration has made on LGBT+ people.
‘Increasing restrictions on trans people’s ability to live authentically benefits no one.’
French Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin denies the rape accusations but pressure is growing for him to resign.
However claims of voting irregularities means the fight may not be over and could end in court.
The Netherlands is removing all gender markers on national identification documents in the next five years.
Meanwhile the pressure for equal same-sex marriage continues.
Netherlands wants a way to guarantee LGBT+ rights for generations to come.
Election could decide the future of LGBT+ rights and even Poland’s place in Europe.
Poly people will be able to register more than one partner for hospital visit rights and health insurance.
‘This upholds our constitutional right.’
Could Nepal become the second country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage?
Russian LGBT+ people are waking up to a constitution that includes ‘faith in God’ for the first time.
Fresh hope for same-sex couples battling for recognition in the Caribbean.
Gabon’s Catholic Church had campaigned to keep us as criminals.
President indicates he wants to avoid rulings in favor of the LGBT+ community happening again.
