Don't Miss: A Night of Ethiopian-Israeli R&B and LGBT Advocacy in NYC
A Wider Bridge and KALA invite you to join them Wednesday, April 27, for an unforgettable evening.
April 20 2016 10:24 AM
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A Wider Bridge and KALA invite you to join them Wednesday, April 27, for an unforgettable evening.
This less progressive—and less controversial—version is expected to easily pass in the lower house of parliament.
Post-marriage equality Ireland is living up to its rainbow nation name.
"For those who campaign for [LGBT rights], there should be firm legal prosecution to protect the legal and social order of society."
"Everything that was me wasn’t there. Some feeling came over me that this was the end," the comedian remembers.
The news follows Qatar's decision last month.
The last major Western democracy without legal recognition for same-sex couples, Italy could vote on the matter as soon as Tuesday.
“I’m supposed to go into battle knowing that I’m a second class citizen, only because I’m gay. That I’m good enough to die for this country, but not good enough to be an equal-rights citizen.”
The government of the small African nation has decided to finally move forward with legislation.
Set on modernizing Italy, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has made the legal recognition of gay couples a make-or-break issue of his tenure.
16-year-old Shira Banki was murdered by a Jewish extremist at last year's Gay Pride Parade in Jerusalem.
Repression of LGBT people accelerated after Russia annexed the Eastern European peninsula.
The outgoing conservative president has tried to obstruct LGBT progress.
They have been sentenced to a year and a half in prison.
A popular referendum narrowly rejected a constitutional amendment to restrict marriage to heterosexual couples.
Now, couples need only wait another year before finally tying the knot.
He will be gracing the cover of a special Collector's Edition of Men's Health Germany.
The Central Asian country is one of two former Soviet states that still criminalize homosexuality.
The court reinstated a colonial-era ban in 2013, resulting in widespread state-sponsored persecution of gay men.
The Supreme Court will revisit the issue tomorrow, after re-criminalizing it in 2013.