World
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Lesbian couple found tortured, shot and dismembered in Mexico
Mexican authorities are continuing to investigate the murder of a lesbian couple who was found tortured, shot and dismembered.
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A gay American was killed in Australia in 1988. Someone finally confessed.
Gay college student Scott Johnson's death was ruled a suicide by Australian police. His brother, Steve Johnson, fought to prove otherwise.
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Gay man ‘tortured’ for days by Air Force after sexuality uncovered
A man has accused military police of repeatedly assaulting him in the 1980s after discovering that he was gay.
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Catholic Church tried to argue that altar boy derived ‘pleasure’ from priest’s abuse
A Catholic diocese in Poland has apologized after suggesting that an altar boy abused by a priest gained "pleasure" from the abuse
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France, Greece remove bans on gay blood donors
Both France and Greece have lifted bans on blood donation for gay and bisexual men, a de facto ban in France and a lifetime ban...
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Gay sex scene filmed at Acropolis sparks outrage in Greece
Greek officials are demanding answers after a short film depicted two men having sex at the Acropolis in Athens
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OnlyFans star arrested in Singapore for posting “obscene material”
OnlyFans star Titus Low Kaide has been arrested and charged under Singapore's laws outlawing electronic transmission of pornography.
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Prosecutors in Japan may bring charges against trans woman for using women’s bathroom
Prosecutors in Osaka, Japan, are considering charging a trans woman for using the women's restroom without female identity documents.
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Gay soccer player Josh Cavallo addresses death threats, homophobic abuse
Gay soccer star Josh Cavallo has called out homophobic abuse in recent matches and on social media
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Lawsuit fails against Belfast bakery that refused to make a “gay marriage” cake
The European Court of Human Rights refused to hear a case involving a Belfast bakery that refused to create pro-same-sex marriage cake
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UK pardons all gay men convicted of consensual sex under defunct law
The British government will grant pardons to gay men cautioned for or convicted of having consensual sex with another man
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Israel lifts ban on surrogacy for gay couples, single men, and trans individuals
Israel will lift restrictions on same-sex couples, single men, and trans individuals forming families through surrogacy.
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Six Flags Mexico lifts ban on “affectionate behavior” after protesters hold same-sex “kissathon”
Six Flags Mexico has lifted a ban on "affectionate behavior" following backlash for removing a kissing same-sex couple from line.
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Donald Trump endorses Hungary’s anti-LGBTQ prime minister Viktor Orban for reelection
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has endorsed Hungary's right-wing prime minister, Viktor Orban, for reelection this spring.
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Lawmakers in Senegal reject bill to double penalties for same-sex relations
Lawmakers in Senegal rejected a bill that would have doubled the penalties for those convicted of engaging in same-sex relations.
