March 6, 2026
Second Trial Begins in Murder Case of Queer City Councilwoman
Eight years after the assassination of bisexual city councilwoman Marielle Franco, Brazil’s Supreme Court opened on Tuesday the trial of
March 5, 2026
The Left: Why Isn’t Lin Lindner in the Bundestag Yet?
In fact, Lin Lindner should have been sitting in the German Bundestag for The Left for quite some time. The
March 4, 2026
Sydney: Brutal Attacks on Young Gay Men by ISIS Supporters
In Sydney, a disturbing string of violent attacks against gay and bisexual youths has prompted alarm among authorities. A two-year
March 3, 2026
Malaysia Blocks Grindr
The Malaysian government has stepped up its crackdown on queer dating apps and has blocked access to platforms like Grindr
March 2, 2026
Republicans Draft ’Don’t Say Trans’ Federal Bill
The Trump party aims to further restrict the visibility of transgender people: Public schools from kindergarten through 12th grade would
March 1, 2026
Senegal to Tighten Anti-LGBTQ Criminal Law
The government of Senegal, led by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, this week introduced in Parliament in Dakar a draft law
February 28, 2026
Insulting Putin? Moscow Continues Trial Against Tilly
The Russian judiciary has continued the controversial criminal proceedings against the German sculptor Jacques Tilly, including charges of insulting Kremlin
February 27, 2026
Uganda: Two Women Arrested for Public Kissing
In Uganda, two women were detained by police after reports that they had shared a kiss in public. According to
February 25, 2026
European Parliament: Countries That Persecute or Torture LGBTQ+ People Are “Safe”
A new chapter in EU asylum policy could have serious consequences for queer refugees: On Tuesday, the European Parliament approved
February 24, 2026
Hidden Crime Study Finds LGBTQ+ People More Likely to Experience Violence Than Others
Queer people are more often affected by violence than others. This is one of the findings of the dark-figure study