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Current Affairs
Sep 14 2018

India’s gay sex ban, now ruled illegal, was a British colonial legacy

A transgender flag flies in the background during a Pride march (SAMUEL KUBANI/AFP/Getty Images)

Current Affairs
Sep 26 2018

Cambridge council under fire for transgender policy reversal

Current Affairs
Jan 09 2018

Trump book reveals ignorant snap decision behind transgender ban

Current Affairs
Jan 11 2018

One Million Moms trying to censor ‘morally toxic’ books featuring gay families

Apr 24 2018

Right-wing conservatives claim that banning gay cure therapy will mean banning the Bible

LGBT icon Laverne Cox

Culture
Aug 07 2018

Laverne Cox wants a role in a superhero movie

Health
Jun 14 2018

World Blood Donor Day: Why is my gay blood not good enough to save lives?

Tony Perkins, President of the Family Research Council

Current Affairs
Jul 21 2018

Trump ally Tony Perkins says decriminalising homosexuality was ‘a mistake’

Culture
Jun 18 2018

Samuel L. Jackson rejects complaints about alleged ‘homophobic’ tweet

Culture
Sep 02 2018

The Miseducation of Cameron Post director Desiree Akhavan: People are scared to watch female sexuality

Culture
Aug 13 2018

Jack Whitehall reportedly cast as Disney’s first gay character in The Jungle Cruise

LGBT movies. Shot from God's Own Country photo.

Culture
Nov 08 2018

10 best gay movies: LGBT movies on Netflix

BANDA ACEH, INDONESIA - MAY 23: An acehnese man gets caning in public from an executor known as 'algojo' for spending time with a woman who is not his wife, which is against Sharia law at Syuhada mosque on May 23, 2017 in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. Indonesia's Aceh Province, on the northern tip of Sumatra island, is among the only place in the Muslim-majority country which implements the strict version of Sharia Law. Public canings take place regularly in Aceh for a range of offenses from adultery to homosexuality to selling alcohol, while women are required to dress modestly and Shariah police officers patrol the streets and conduct raids to hunt for immoral activities. More than 90 per cent of the 255 million people who live in Indonesia describe themselves as Muslim, but the vast majority practice a moderate form. According to reports, the Shariah Law in Aceh began in 2001, after receiving authorization from Indonesia's central government, which was intent on calming separatist sentiment in the conservative region while today. (Photo by Ulet Ifansasti/Getty Images)

Current Affairs
Sep 04 2018

Another Malaysian state wants to legalise caning gay people because ‘it shows the beauty of Islam’

Culture
Jul 11 2018

Transgender student who fought bathroom rules to star in feminist vampire movie

May 28 2018

Discriminating against LGBT+ adopting couples could put LGBT+ homeless at risk

Caitlyn Jenner's home burned down in California wildfire

Culture
Aug 08 2018

‘Super insensitive’ Instagram post mocking Caitlyn Jenner goes viral

Current Affairs
Mar 07 2018

Mississippi city reverses ban on Pride parade after threat of legal action

Current Affairs
May 05 2018

Gay Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić responds to homophobic jibe from cabinet minister

Current Affairs
Mar 26 2018

Far-right YouTuber allegedly banned from UK after handing out ‘racist’ leaflets saying ‘Allah is gay’

Culture
May 18 2018

Deadpool 2’s queer superheroes are just reflecting real life, say creators