Romania

A constitutional ban on marriage equality failed due to low voter turnout, although supporters blamed anti-Christian politicians.

From DC to Bucharest, LGBT people filled cities, held up rainbow flags, and marched for their lives.

He has already moved on to another older man, saying he likes him better because he’s richer, but now he’s adding insult to injury.

The county clerk who went to jail for refusing to treat gays and lesbian without discrimination, is trying to connect marriage equality with communism.

From Bucharest to Krakow, police and protesters are a common sight at these LGBTQ community celebrations.

The Bucharest Pride festivities took a moment of silence for gay and bisexual people in Chechnya.

Romania’s constitutional court said it would consult with a European court regarding the case of a couple who want their marriage abroad to be legally recognized in Romania.

The Romanian Orthodox Church supports a constitutional amendment to specify marriage is only between one man and one woman.

The nation’s highest court is considering whether to legally recognize a same-sex marriage between a U.S. citizen and a Romanian man.

Same-sex relationships are a sensitive issue in Romania, which only decriminalized homosexuality in 2001.