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IAS calls on Uganda to abandon its anti-gay law

IAS – the International AIDS Society – has released a statement saying they are deeply concerned about the HIV response in Uganda following its Constitutional...

British Prime Minister Boris Johnston set to resign within hours

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to resign within the next few hours following a mass exodus of cabinet ministers over the last...

British government expected to reveal new laws on public toilets

The British government is expected to reveal new laws which will require all newly built public buildings to have distinct male and female toilets. New...

Karine Jean-Pierre makes history as she is appointed White House Press Secretary

Karine Jean-Pierre makes history this week as she takes over as White House Press Secretary. Jean-Pierre is the first Black woman, and the first...

European court won't hear long running 'gay cake' case

The European Court of Human Rights has refused to hear a case centered around an activist who wanted a baker to create a cake...

There could be more LGBT people in the USA than previously thought

There could be twice as many LGBT people living in the United States than previously thought according to a new report from The Human...

LGBTQI+ acceptance grows in Hungary despite anti-LGBTQI+ laws

A new poll has shown most Hungarians support that young people hear about sexual and gender minorities despite the country's anti-LGBTQIA+ ruling party. The representative...

World News: What's happening in LGBTI rights around the globe

Calls for Japan to bring in anti-discrimination laws ahead of Tokyo Olympics Human Rights Watch have highlighted that Japan is one of the few democratic...

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