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The Supreme Court of India declined to legalize same-sex marriage but recognized equal rights for queer people and called for sensitization of the public to prevent discrimination. Some LGBTQ+ activists highlighted the positives in the ruling, such as the recognition of certain rights and opportunities for safety and healthcare. However, concerns were raised over the lack of concrete timelines for implementing changes. Activists called for legislative action and more inclusive legal recognition ...

Transgender and sexual minorities activists said that the decision of the apex court is a long battle for justice, yet a step forward for the LGBTQ community for a larger political voice.

With the Supreme Court declining to accord legal recognition to same-sex marriage on Tuesday, a section of the LGBTQ+ community, petitioners and activists highlighted the positives in the ruling and called for legislative action while others expressed dismay and concern.

Looking into the UN case to decriminalise homosexuality in Tasmania

Arbitrariness is the major disposition of authoritarianism whereas constitutionalism strives to eliminate arbitrariness in government decision-making

It seems to offer a safe, unjudging environment in which to work and live. The fight to repeal Section 377 also traversed through the coastal state.

Participants from all over India joined the three-day conference conducted by Seagull Foundation for the Arts

Critics say the contentious Karnataka Protection of Right to Freedom of Religion Bill, 2021, infringes on individuals’ choices on matters of religion and marriage and may encourage fringe groups to perpetuate violence

Who were/are Muslims? This question has become more relevant in India today than even at the inception of the nation in 1947, when Independence came, along with the acceptance of a two-nation theory.

The LGBTQIA+ community tends to use end-to-end encrypted messaging platforms to communicate a lot more than others – as a necessity. Privacy and security should not be seen as mutually exclusive.