World
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Italian Court Convicts Parents of Abusing Gay Son
An Italian judge has convicted two parents for attempting to "cure" their son of homosexuality, but they may not serve any prison time.
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Meta Reverses Decision To Leave Up Anti-Trans Facebook Post
The Oversight Board of Meta reversed a company decision to allow a post encouraging trans people to kill themselves to remain online.
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Gay Couple Claims Doctor Blamed Chronic Pain on Their Sex Life
Couple says doctor at health clinic wrongly diagnosed them with a sexually transmitted disease -- without examining them -- due to being gay.
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Gay Jewish Sperm Donor Says Lesbian Couple Rejected Him Over Gaza War
Jay Lazarus says he won't be swayed from donating to other couples despite being rejected for his Jewish identity and support of Israel.
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Priest Who Hosted Drug-Fueled Sex Party Arrested
Father Tomasz Zmarzły is accused of failing to help a man who overdosed during an orgy at his apartment in Poland.
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Gabriel Attal is France’s First Out Gay Prime Minister
Gabriel Attal, a 34-year-old French politician, has been named the country’s new prime minister by President Emmanuel Macron. He is the youngest-ever prime minister and...
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Burundi President Calls for Gay People to Be Publicly Stoned
Évariste Ndayishimiye suggested all gay people in Burundi be publicly stoned. "That's what they deserve," he said.
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Openly Gay Journalist Pavel Lobkov Attacked in Russia
Former TV anchorman Pavel Lobkov posted that he was beaten in downtown Moscow in a possible homophobic attack.
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Kenyan Man Gets 30 Years for Lesbian’s Murder. Activists Aren’t Happy.
Activists say the sentence for confessed killer of Sheila Lumumba is too lenient and sends a negative message about the value of LGBTQ lives.
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U.S. Rep. Tim Walberg Stands With Uganda’s Anti-LGBTQ Laws
A Republican congressman traveled to Uganda and urged political leaders to "stand firm" on a law imposing harsh penalties for homosexuality.
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Nepal is First South Asian Country to Register a Same-Sex Marriage
A battle six years in the making was finally won as Maya Gurung and Surendra Pandley’s marriage was officially registered with the government of Nepal...
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Google Fined $50 Million for Hosting LGBTQ Content
A Russian court fined Google $50 million for refusing to remove LGBTQ content on YouTube.
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Lesbian Couple Fleeing Italy Over Parental Rights
A lesbian couple are fleeing to Spain over fears that the Italian government will contest their parental rights to their sons.
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Pope Francis Approves Limited Blessings for Same-Sex Couples
Roman Catholic Church guidance now permits priests to bless same-sex unions, in limited instances, outside of ritual celebrations.
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Officials Behind Anti-Gay Uganda Law Ineligible for U.S. Visas
In response to Uganda's criminalization of its LGBTQ populace, the U.S. has expanded visa restrictions to the country's officials.
