Isolation and Discrimination Common in LGBT Europe
The survey asked LGBT people whether they had experienced discrimination, violence or verbal abuse on the grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity.
Brazil is now likely to become the latest country to embrace the freedom to marry nationwide.
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Despite prior authorization to admit their son into the school, the couple was told to “either get a divorce or have your son kicked out.”
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“You will not have skin diseases or rashes or toads in your beard, sir, the world will just carry on,” he said.
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Gay men, in particular, were subject to harassment, arrest, incarceration, and even castration.
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Immigrant strawberry pickers in Greece were shot at by their employers for simply asking to be paid.
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The New Zealand Parliament passed the freedom to marry for same-sex couples in its third and final vote of a marriage bill on Wednesday.
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Amsterdam has a rich gay tradition. The first gay bar opened in 1927 and the planet’s first gay marriages happened in Amsterdam’s City Hall in 2001.
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A new report finds that the global network remains divided in its stance on harmful “conversion therapy” for LGBTQ individuals, particularly in Latin America.
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Leading Ukraine Opposition figure, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, risks disappointing liberal supporters by proclaiming that he does not support gay marriage.
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