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Czech Republic’s high court rules against forced surgeries for trans people
The surgeries used to make trans people unable to have kids. The court called the procedures a “violation of human dignity.”
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Protesters demand the EU stop sending money to Uganda because of the “Kill the Gays” law
Protesters demanded the EU “stop spouting money into the coffers” of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni’s regime.
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Majority of European countries vote to recognize & honor LGBTQ+ parents
The European Union will support families no matter how the child was conceived or born.
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Hungary passes law allowing citizens to report same-sex parents to law enforcement
Its passage will allow government authorities to harass and prosecute same-sex couples just for raising families.
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Germany & France join EU nations suing Hungary over anti-LGBTQ+ law
Critics have called the law “a shameful piece of homophobic legislation directly copy-pasted from the playbooks of Vladimir Putin.”
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Malta’s prime minister promises free gender-affirming surgery
The Prime Minister mingled with 12,000 participants during Malta’s Pride Week and March.
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Thousands take to streets in Serbia to protest LGBTQ rights as president tries to cancel EuroPride
The EuroPride celebration was to take place September 12-18.
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EU sues Hungary over its “disgusting” Don’t Say Gay law
The Hungarian law bans discussions of LGBTQ people in schools and on the media. The EU says that’s discriminatory.
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Polish court abolishes 4 “LGBT-free zones” citing European Union treaty
It “is a great victory for democracy, human rights and respect for people.”
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European leaders confront Hungarian PM over new anti-LGBTQ law: Repeal it or leave the EU
Hungary’s prime minister has defended the law as a way to protect children from pedophilia and sexual abuse, but European Union members aren’t having it.
