April 5, 2026
Idaho: Trans people could face up to 5 years in prison for restroom use
Brad Little, the Republican governor of Idaho, signed on Tuesday what is the draconianest law against transgender people in the
April 4, 2026
Will Lucy Diakovska, No Angels Singer, Become Mayor Soon?
Lucy Diakovska (49) speaks in a new interview about her political ambitions. In Germany she is best known as a
April 2, 2026
Moscow: Eight-and-a-Half-Year Prison Sentence for Düsseldorf Carnivalist Jacques Tilly
A court in Moscow sentenced the German sculptor Jacques Tilly in his absence to eight years and six months in
March 31, 2026
What Do Gays and Kurds Have in Common? Law Professor Sparks Outrage
With a post on the X platform, the Leipzig law professor Tim Drygala sparked debates. “What do gay people and
March 30, 2026
Pride Means Protection, Not Deportation
A new campaign led by queer refugees, launched in collaboration with Sub Munich’s LGBTQ+ refugee advisory service, calls for greater
March 29, 2026
North Rhine-Westphalia Proposes State Anti-Discrimination Law
North Rhine-Westphalia could become the first broad-state in Germany to strengthen the legal status of people facing discrimination by state
March 28, 2026
Nepal Elects Its First Transgender MPs to Parliament
Nepal has for the first time sent a transgender person to its national Parliament, signaling a broader political and social
March 27, 2026
12,500 Euros for Queer History Research
The Rhineland-Palatinate Ministry of Family Affairs is funding the project “Working Through Queer History and Memory Work in Rhineland-Palatinate” by
March 26, 2026
Queer Duel in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Berlin
One likely outcome of Berlin’s elections on September 20, 2026 is already taking shape: the queer-friendly district of Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg is
March 25, 2026
It Started with Queer Couples: Unique Pedestrian Signals on the Rise
Red means stop, green means go—that’s a rule even small children learn, and the rule isn’t being questioned. What has