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The tweets have been brought to light two months before the World Cup is set to take place in Qatar.

The “Harry Potter” author railed that the teens were getting pieces of fabric “without parental consent.”

Trans people may have been forced to stand in the line of their sex assigned at birth, effectively outing them if they voted.

Religious groups helped stop a similar vote in 2018. This time, they weren’t successful.

LGBTQ issues are becoming talked about more often in Indonesia. So we talked to people inside the country to see where things stand currently.

Mpho Tutu van Furth’s wife is speaking out about the injustice.

Darion Minden urged the Qatar’s ambassador to abolish the Middle Eastern country’s draconian penalties against homosexuality.

Organizers of the event said LGBTQ people “want to abolish gender, reduce the human generation, and destroy the family unit.”

The royal hearse drove the queen’s coffin through throngs of mourning Londoners on the way to her final committal ceremony — here’s a look as the monarch is laid to rest.

The Bremen team superfans unfurled massive banners at the 60-minute match reading “Queerphobia kills!” and “Against all transphobia!”

The Prime Minister mingled with 12,000 participants during Malta’s Pride Week and March.

Homosexuality is legal in Poland, but the nation has been consistently ranked as the most homophobic country in the European Union.

Peppa Pig made news last week for featuring its first LGBTQ couple – and the Brothers of Italy are twitterpated over the very idea.

Protesters carried Russian flags and portraits of Vladimir Putin.

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

Zahra Sediqi Hamedani and Elham Chubdar received the death penalty for “spreading corruption”

Violence has erupted at Belgrade Pride events before. In 2010, over 100 people were injured when religious extremists attacked the parade.

An unknown man knocked the victim to the ground at the Pride event. Several days later, he passed away.

She also claims “90 percent of the players on the women’s tour don’t agree with” transitioned females playing the tabletop game with cisgender women.

The Offenses Against the Person Act, imported from England, criminalized “unnatural offenses” and carried a maximum penalty of 10 years with hard labor.