June 14, 2026
Blows to the Back of the Head: Anti-LGBTQ Attack in Frankfurt
Two men in Frankfurt’s downtown reportedly directed anti-queer insults at two people and then assaulted them physically. The suspects initially
June 13, 2026
A Left-Wing Female Mayor at Odds with Christopher Street Day
In many German cities, Christopher Street Day (CSD) events face right-wing counter-protests. Köthen, a town in Saxony-Anhalt, is no exception.
June 13, 2026
Kerkeling Criticizes “Proxy Civil War” Online
The gay comedian and author Hape Kerkeling laments a dramatic hardening of behavior on the internet. “Theoretically I’ve been lynched
June 13, 2026
Tens of Thousands Attend Seoul Pride—and Just as Many Opponents
As weekday office workers rush through glass towers, on this Saturday afternoon more than 10,000 people fill Seoul’s downtown in
June 13, 2026
Petition and Protest: Including LGBTQ+ People in the Violence Assistance Act
An alliance of queer organizations is calling for improvements to the proposed Berlin Violence Assistance Act. Queer people would need
June 12, 2026
No-Trespass Orders Issued to Four Far-Right Disruptors at CSD Hameln
At the Christopher Street Day (CSD) event last weekend in Hameln, police issued a dispersal order to four young men.
June 12, 2026
AfD: LGBTQ People Shock Many Germans
The Ipsos polling institute released on Tuesday a survey showing that public support worldwide for queer people is waning, including
June 12, 2026
Education Senator to Crack Down on Gay Cruising
Berlin’s education senator Katharina Günther-Wünsch (CDU) is calling for a strict crackdown by the city’s public order office and police
June 12, 2026
Online Petition: 20,000 Signatures for Hape Kerkeling as Germany’s President
Hape Kerkeling as Federal President: An online petition to nominate the openly gay comedian for Germany’s highest office has now
June 12, 2026
Göttingen: 18-Year-Old Charged After Throwing a Firecracker at Pride Participants
Following a firework thrown at attendees of the Christopher Street Day (CSD) in Göttingen last year, the public prosecutor’s office