Kenya: Anti-LGBT+ Law Could Trigger Severe Economic Losses Potential Economic Losses Estimated at $7.8 Billion A proposed bill aimed at tightening sanctions against the LGBT+ community could cost Kenya up to $7.8 billion annually, according to a March 26 report by the British NGO Open for Business. These financial losses could stem from reduced international […]
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Reduction in US aid to ILGA-Asia A Landmark Event for LGBTQIA Rights in Asia The ILGA-Asia annual conference recently took place in Kathmandu, Nepal, setting a historic milestone as the largest LGBTQIA gathering ever held in the country. More than 600 activists, leaders, and allies from across Asia and beyond came together to discuss strategies
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Thousands of Pages Deleted Over “Problematic” Terms Under Donald Trump’s administration, terms such as “LGBT,” “transgender,” “climate change,” and “pregnant person” have been removed from American government and scientific websites. According to The Washington Post, this sweeping action has led to the deletion of nearly 8,000 web pages. A Government Directive to Purge Federal Websites
Warsaw Inaugurates First LGBTQ Museum A Milestone for LGBTQ Representation in Poland On Friday, Poland celebrated a groundbreaking moment with the opening of its first museum dedicated to LGBTQ history. Situated on Marszałkowska Street in Warsaw, the museum was established by Lambda, a Polish non-profit organization renowned for its work in LGBTQ rights and support
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LGBTQ+ Concerns Overlooked by Namibian Political Parties As Namibia approaches its presidential and parliamentary elections on November 27, there is growing frustration among young LGBTQ+ voters who feel that their needs are largely ignored by political parties. Activists highlight that, while the country has made some progress on LGBTQ+ issues, conservative resistance remains strong, leaving
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Veterans demand better payout for gay ban Concerns Over Limited Payouts Veterans who were dismissed from the armed forces due to their sexual orientation are raising concerns about the government’s compensation scheme, claiming it offers insufficient redress. The total available amount is set at £50 million, which the National Audit Office estimates would apply to
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South Australia Joins Other States in Banning Harmful Conversion Practices Following in the footsteps of Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), and New South Wales, South Australia has officially passed a law banning conversion practices. The bill, which passed the Parliament with 13 votes to 8, has been praised by survivors and advocacy groups, highlighting
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LGBTQ Music : Kali Uchis and Sleater-Kinney “Explore the vibrant January LGBTQ music scene with our in-depth review. Discover how Kali Uchis’s ‘Orquideas’ blends Latin pop with diverse sounds and themes, and delve into Sleater-Kinney’s ‘Little Rope,’ an album marked by introspection and resilience. For a detailed analysis of these groundbreaking albums, including their thematic
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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Kerala Pradesh Transgender Congress (KPTC), which acts as an affiliate organization of the state Congress, recently underwent a major overhaul. Despite the state’s pioneering efforts in 2015 to launch a policy to ensure justice and equal rights for the transgender community, they still feel a lack of acceptance from their party colleagues. The
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Explore the intricate landscape of LGBTQ rights in the U.S., where a “C” grade in the Franklin & Marshall Global Barometers report underscores a mix of progress and ongoing challenges. Dive into the complex interplay of state and federal laws, societal attitudes, and international standings that shape the nation’s path to full equality and acceptance for all, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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