A conservative Christian law firm that has pushed religious issues in multiple states urged a U.S. judge on Friday to block Alaska's largest city from requiring a faith-based women's shelter to accept transgender women.

Christina Dideriksen

January 12, 2019

Let the Courts Decide, Politics of Union

Lithuania's top court rejects anti-gay discrimination

Christina Dideriksen

January 12, 2019

Let the Courts Decide, Politics of Union

Lithuania's top court ruled on Friday that the Baltic EU state must grant residence permits to foreign spouses of gay citizens even though same-sex unions are not recognised by law.

Christina Dideriksen

January 10, 2019

Let the Courts Decide, Fear and Loathing

US: Men raped, degraded after being lured to vacant apartment through dating app, feds say

Christina Dideriksen

January 10, 2019

Let the Courts Decide, Fear and Loathing

Two men in Dallas are charged with federal hate crimes after authorities say they used the dating app Grindr to lure gay men to a vacant apartment, where they would then rob and beat them.

Christina Dideriksen

January 5, 2019

Let the Courts Decide, World of Politics

France: GPA à l’étranger le gouvernement se range derrière la Cour de Cassation

Christina Dideriksen

January 5, 2019

Let the Courts Decide, World of Politics

Questioned by a member of parliament LR on the possibility of including in the law the recognition of the parentage of children born abroad by GPA, the Minister of Justice Nicole Belloubet defended the jurisprudence of the Court of Cassation.

Christina Dideriksen

January 5, 2019

Let the Courts Decide

US: Restriction on transgender troops serving in military can stand for now, D.C. federal appeals court rules

Christina Dideriksen

January 5, 2019

Let the Courts Decide

The US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit contends it's not a ban because transgender people can serve as their birth sex — that is, they can pretend they're not transgender.

Christina Dideriksen

January 4, 2019

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India: Delhi HC allows 2 women to move in together

Christina Dideriksen

January 4, 2019

Let the Courts Decide

A woman had approached the High Court alleging that her partner had been illegally confined by her parents and husband. She further said she was concerned about the safety and security of her friend.

Christina Dideriksen

January 4, 2019

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Hong Kong: Two gay men mount first legal challenges to laws banning same-sex marriage

Christina Dideriksen

January 4, 2019

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University student, 21, and activist, 31, argue in High Court that lack of options for same-sex couples to marry violate right to equality

Christina Dideriksen

January 3, 2019

World of Politics, Let the Courts Decide

Germans can now choose 'third gender' option on legal records

Christina Dideriksen

January 3, 2019

World of Politics, Let the Courts Decide

People who do not fit the biological definitions of male or female in Germany can now be legally identified as a third option on official records from January 1.

Christina Dideriksen

December 31, 2018

Let the Courts Decide

European Court of Human Rights: Gestational surrogacy

Christina Dideriksen

December 31, 2018

Let the Courts Decide

Request for an advisory opinion under Protocol No. 16 to the Convention On 16 October 2018 the Court received a request for an advisory opinion on the question of surrogacy from the French Court of Cassation. The Panel of the Grand Chamber having accepted the request on 3 December 2018, a Grand Chamber was constituted in order to consider it.