The LGBT issue has been one of the main sources of political controversy in Poland over the summer months, and is potentially one of the most important and consequential since the collapse of communism in 1989
Thailand: HIV & LGBT Heroes Set to Shine at the 3rd Asia-Pacific Community Service Awards
UNAIDS Measuring HIV-related Stigma and Discrimination
This virtual consultation aims to:
Elicit a broad range of perspectives and experiences relevant to the construction of summary measures of HIV-related stigma and discrimination. Inform the development of measure(s) of HIV-related stigma and discrimination that reflect the experiences and realities of people living with and affected by HIV.
Greece: Bishop Amvrosios says he has no regrets
Greece: Bishop Amvrosios of Kalavryta resigns
Nigeria: Survey shows decrease in homophobic attitudes
Switzerland: Supreme Zurich Catholic wants to bless homosexual couples
Côte d’Ivoire: Bill to Amend Marriage Law Approved
The Council of Ministers of Côte d’Ivoire approved a bill that would substantially amend the country’s marriage law. The bill, which was drafted as part of a package of new laws in the areas of family and inheritance law, aims to encourage equality between men and women, particularly by curbing traditional practices. At the same time, the bill would explicitly prohibit same-sex marriage.
Questionnaire on ‘Women’s Human Rights in the Changing World of Work’
Switzerland: President of the Protestant churches supports marriage for all
UK: Gay marriage cake: customer takes case to European court
Germany: Tessa Ganserer calls for the abolition of transsexual law
The Transsexual Act of 1981 regulates the conditions under which sufferers can officially change their first name and gender. Meanwhile, it is considered urgently in need of an overhaul, especially as the Federal Constitutional Court over the years again and again declared regulations unconstitutional.