Premium Content:

Tear gas thrown into gay bar in Croatian capital; two injured

An unidentified person has detonated a canister of tear gas in a Croatian gay bar earlier this month.

Zagreb’s Super Super nightclub was attacked at approximately 3:30am. Partygoers have reported a massive rush to the exits which led to at least two injured attendees.

- Advertisement -

The Washington Post have reported that Croatian gay rights groups have denounced the incident as an “act of hate violence.”

Zagreb Pride have denounced their conservative government for ignoring the rise of right-wing sentiment in their country.

The group has also called on police to “carry out [a] fast and effective investigation and to identify and bring to justice those responsible for this awful physical assault.

Croatia has protections for the LGBT community in the form of anti-discrimination and hate-crime laws, through reports of abuse are still common at Pride events.

OIP Staff

Latest

Largest trans sex and health survey highlights resilience and progress

The second Australian Trans and Gender Diverse Sexual Health Survey paints an encouraging picture of progress in Australia.

On This Gay Day | Australia updated passport gender rules

The changes were brought in by the Gillard Labor government.

The Last Mile | HIV diagnoses in Australia show more work needed to reach some groups

Australia has achieved global HIV testing and treatment targets, but late diagnoses and disparities among key communities remain.

Calls for Wear It Purple Day to be banned

Former ACT principal Janelle Rowe says opposition to Wear It Purple Day led to her resignation and prompts calls for schools to ban the initiative.

Newsletter

Don't miss

Largest trans sex and health survey highlights resilience and progress

The second Australian Trans and Gender Diverse Sexual Health Survey paints an encouraging picture of progress in Australia.

On This Gay Day | Australia updated passport gender rules

The changes were brought in by the Gillard Labor government.

The Last Mile | HIV diagnoses in Australia show more work needed to reach some groups

Australia has achieved global HIV testing and treatment targets, but late diagnoses and disparities among key communities remain.

Calls for Wear It Purple Day to be banned

Former ACT principal Janelle Rowe says opposition to Wear It Purple Day led to her resignation and prompts calls for schools to ban the initiative.

Alan Carr honoured by the British television industry

Alan Carr was left emotional after receiving the National Television Awards' Special Recognition Award during a surprise presentation by friends.

Largest trans sex and health survey highlights resilience and progress

The second Australian Trans and Gender Diverse Sexual Health Survey paints an encouraging picture of progress in Australia.

On This Gay Day | Australia updated passport gender rules

The changes were brought in by the Gillard Labor government.

The Last Mile | HIV diagnoses in Australia show more work needed to reach some groups

Australia has achieved global HIV testing and treatment targets, but late diagnoses and disparities among key communities remain.