Attacks by the far-right Vox party on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights are testing years of political consensus on the issue in Spain, which in 2005 became only the third country in the world to allow same-sex marriage.
UK: ‘We can’t give in’: the Birmingham school on the frontline of anti-LGBT protests
European elections: far-right 'surge' ends in a ripple
Gay man takes Russia to Europe's rights court over Chechnya LGBT+ attacks
World Health Assembly Update: ICD-11
Elton John: 'They wanted to tone down the sex and drugs. But I haven’t led a PG-13 life'
What Happens When Queer Characters Stop Coming Out (And Start Getting Real)
US: ACLU Responds to Proposed Changes to Health Care Rights Law
The Department of Health and Human Services proposed a change to the Health Care Rights Law, Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act, today in an attempt to roll back non-discrimination protections for transgender and nonbinary people, as well as all women and other communities historically marginalized in health care.
IACHR Publishes Report on Progress and Challenges toward Recognition of the Rights of LGBTI Persons in the Americas
In the Americas, violence, discrimination, prejudice and stereotypes prevent lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people from fully exercising their rights. However, significant progress has also been made towards protecting, recognizing and guaranteeing the rights of LGBTI people in a number of countries in the region.