Egypt

Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates were among the countries that warned Netflix to remove “offensive” content.

Being gay is “a dangerous ideology and it’s becoming nasty and people are not ashamed of it anymore,” he said during a two-minute televised rant.

By implementing their new technology to prevent the transmission of child sexual abuse material, Apple could be opening the back door to governments more interested in censoring political speech and LGBTQ people.

The government was forced to assure citizens that they are not, in fact, making the country’s currency an advertisement for LGBTQ rights.

After gaining asylum, this person is now a citizen and has a husband and an amazing future ahead of him. He is one of my pride and joys!

One of the world’s most homophobic countries accidentally hosted the world’s gayest parade.

The prime minister called out leaders who were within spitting distance for banning homosexuality.

As the Russia investigation continues, he is attempting to take down the entire planet down with him.

“On Transgender Day of Remembrance, the United States honors the memory of the many transgender individuals who have lost their lives to acts of violence.”

The ongoing crackdown on gay and bi men taking place in Egypt is drawing comparisons to the deadly situation in Chechnya.

The two countries are refusing to sign the Olympic Truce Resolution to ensure peace during the Olympics if it includes a reference to LGBT rights again.

Another disturbing story on the crackdown against LGBTQ people ongoing around the world.

Womp womp.

Adrian King died while visiting Egypt, and now the hospital won’t return his body to his family unless they pay them tens of thousands of dollars.

When one woman gave birth to a daughter in 2002, doctors threw her out of the hospital when they found her newborn had full-blown AIDS.

The exams are rooted in discredited 19th century theories that homosexuals can be identified by characteristics of the anus.

The student, who was not named, was barred from returning to Cairo from abroad in 2008 and had appealed the decision hoping to continue his studies at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport.

An Egyptian court on Monday acquitted 26 men arrested in a televised raid last month by police looking for gays at a Cairo public bathhouse, a ruling that set off deafening cheers and jubilation.

The judge in the trial of 26 men arrested in Egypt in a televised raid by police looking for gays at a Cairo public bathhouse says he’ll announce a verdict next week after only three hearings.

Defense lawyers for 26 men arrested in a televised raid by police looking for gays at an Egyptian bathhouse criticized the prosecution’s case when the trial resumed Sunday.