The Queen of Country Music died Tuesday in Nashville after a brief battle with cancer. For decades, she used her platform to tell LGBTQ+ people they belonged — and meant it.
Thunderhead, a monument on Parliament Hill honoring survivors of Canada's decades-long LGBT Purge, was officially unveiled in Ottawa on August 21 — funded by the settlement of the lawsuit victims filed against their own government.
The Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill, headed for a vote in Parliament's monsoon session, would let a government-appointed authority seize a nonprofit's foreign-funded bank accounts and property the moment its registration lapses — with no court review first.
A fresh case at the University of Dhaka is the latest in a documented pattern of surveillance, expulsion, and prosecution of students accused — often without evidence — of being gay.
The killing of a well-known young gay man in Cameroon's largest city has renewed alarm over the safety of LGBTQ+ people in a country where community leadership is already stretched thin.
A statement from Denmark's civil registration authority reopens a years-long fight to extend legal gender recognition to trans people under 18 — but changing the law still requires Parliament to act.
Archbishop Cyril Kobina Ben-Smith, the Anglican Primate of West Africa, spent years backing Ghana's push to criminalize LGBTQ+ people. In a BBC interview last week, he said the church doesn't support it — a shift that won't undo the law, but complicates the religious cover it's relied on.
Thunderhead, a monument on Parliament Hill honoring survivors of Canada's decades-long LGBT Purge, was officially unveiled in Ottawa on August 21 — funded by the settlement of the lawsuit victims filed against their own government.
The Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill, headed for a vote in Parliament's monsoon session, would let a government-appointed authority seize a nonprofit's foreign-funded bank accounts and property the moment its registration lapses — with no court review first.
A fresh case at the University of Dhaka is the latest in a documented pattern of surveillance, expulsion, and prosecution of students accused — often without evidence — of being gay.
We kept promising a proper Nicosia guide after our Larnaca writeup — here's our honest take on Cyprus's divided capital, its small but real gay nightlife, and what to know before you visit.
A day trip from Florence turned into one of our favorite stretches of the Tuscan coast — Torre del Lago has been a queer gathering spot since the 1970s, and it still shows.
Serbia's Pride Week runs August 31 to September 6, ending in a Saturday march whose route had to be redrawn this year. A look at what's changed, what hasn't, and what to expect if you're going.
Queer Wave 2026 runs September 18-27 at NiMAC, bringing ten days of queer cinema, performance and community events to a country still building out its LGBTQ+ rights framework.
The Grammy-winning singer confirmed the engagement to The New York Times, three years into a relationship that's already inspired a Met Gala look and an entire album.
For the first time in 52 years, women are playing professional baseball in the US. Nearly a third of the inaugural roster is openly LGBTQ+, and that's not a footnote — it's the culture of the sport.
