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Niger’s Military Government Has Made Same-Sex Relations A Crime
The operation is ongoing and will target facilities where people of the same sex live together, including army residences and college campuses.
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Over 10,000 People In Hungary Held Budapest’s First Pride March After Voting Out Far-Right Leader Viktor Orbán
The mood was much more optimistic after the political change in the country and hopes for new rights related to same-sex adoption and marriage.
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Japan Has Launched Its First Nationwide Plan To Educate The Public About LGBTQ People
Under the plan, schools will be encouraged to provide more support for LGBTQ students and expand access to counselors and social workers.
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In A Major Milestone For LGBTQ Rights, Nepal’s Supreme Court Has Officially Recognized Same-Sex Marriage
This made Nepal the world’s 1st least developed country to achieve marriage equality and the 2nd country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage.
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The Netherlands Has Banned LGBTQ Conversion Therapy
Under the law, it will be illegal to carry out, offer or advertise conversion therapy practices.
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Ghana Has Passed A New Bill That Would Make It A Crime For People To Identify As LGBTQ
Under the bill, people who identify as LGBTQ could face up to 3 years in prison.
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In A Historic Moment, Poland Has Registered Its First Ever Same-Sex Marriage
Warsaw registered its first same-sex marriage, with the mayor saying his city will proactively recognize other Polish same-sex marriages registered elsewhere.
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In A First, The EU’s Top Court Has Found Hungary’s Anti-LGBTQ Law Is Illegal And Breaches The EU's Values
The court said Hungary's law constituted a coordinated series of discriminatory measures that breached those values, according to the court's press release.
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The Olympics Has Officially Banned Trans Women From Competing In Women’s Events
The IOC announced a new policy that allows only biological women to compete in women’s events at the Olympics and any other IOC event.
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Senegal Has Passed A New Anti-LGBTQ Law, Criminalizing Same-Sex Relations To 10 Years In Prison
The law passed on March 11 with 135 votes to zero in favor, marking a massive crackdown on the LGBTQ community.
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10 Women’s Rights Wins To Celebrate This International Women’s Day 2026
From Italy to Zambia, countries around the world have made bold moves to advance women’s rights in the past year.
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Australia’s First Openly Gay Professional Football Player Has Called Out Homophobia From Former Club After Coming Out
Cavallo said he was sidelined because of his sexuality and was angry people thought it was due to injuries, when in reality, it was due to "internal homophobia.”