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Fighting hate on the ballot: Queer resistance in elections in 2026
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LGBTQ rights in 2026: What to expect around the world
Although Ukraine in general does not acknowledge same-sex marriages, a court recognized the marriage Tymur Levchuk and Zorian Kis, a Ukrainian diplomat stationed in Israel. Zoryan Kis, First Secretary of the Ukrainian Embassy in Israel, and his partner Tymur Levchuk. The couple had lived together since 2013 and were legally married in the United States in 2021.. (Photo courtesy of Teenergizer)
2025 LGBTQ rights update: Anti-trans hysteria mars Europe’s LGBTQ gains
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Kazakhstan parliament passes ‘Anti-LGBT Propaganda’ law
LGBTQ rights advocate protests in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 2016.
2022 in worldwide LGBT rights progress – Part 5: Europe
U.N. warning: Don’t use pandemic as excuse for anti-LGBT repression
The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg
Court nixes ‘Prove You’re Gay’ tests for asylum-seekers
Recount: 75 (or 79) nations where homosexuality is illegal
Graeme Reid, director of the LGBT program for Human Rights Watch
‘Traditional values’ as a tool to deny rights to LGBTs
John Bercow addresses Kaleidoscope Trust. (Photo courtesy of Kaleidoscope Trust)
‘Good, bad, ugly’ of gay rights 2012
Madonna (Photo courtesy of Olav ten Broek via Wiki Commons)
Efforts to ban ‘gay propaganda’ spread in Europe