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A memo obtained by a longtime gay-rights plaintiff shows Scouting America agreed to eliminate LGBTQ+, women's, and scouts-of-color programming after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth threatened to pull Pentagon support.
The Minnesota powerlifter and USA Powerlifting reached a settlement on April 28, six months after the state Supreme Court ruled the federation's trans-exclusion policy was illegal discrimination.
The Basic Court in Banja Luka has found that the former Republika Srpska president's 2023 statements about LGBTI Bosnians created 'a hostile and offensive environment.' It's one of the first rulings in the region to hold a top politician personally accountable for discriminatory speech.
The Lesbian Action Group's third attempt to secure a legal exemption allowing it to ban trans women from public events scored a procedural win in Federal Court — but the fight over what 'lesbian space' means is far from settled.
After being banned from women's eight-ball competitions and losing her initial discrimination claim, Harriet Haynes has been granted a High Court appeal that could reshape how the UK's landmark sex definition ruling applies to sport.
A cantonal court has upheld the conviction of a former MP who called for LGBTQ+ people to be 'isolated and kept away from children.' It took 13 years for Bosnia's anti-discrimination law to produce its first verdict on sexual orientation — and now that verdict has survived appeal.
New research shows that religious exemption laws targeting LGBTQ+ people are linked to a 28% drop in first-time HIV testing. The health consequences of legal discrimination are becoming measurable.
Following an ombudsperson ruling on discrimination, Montenegro removes a Ministry of Health restriction that blocked queer women from accessing medically assisted insemination.
Spain's new workplace equality rules require companies to actively protect LGBTQ+ employees — and businesses say implementation has been surprisingly easy.
