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One third of the world still criminalises LGBTQ+ folks for engaging consensual same-sex acts, a devastating new report by the ILGA has found.

Nominations for the inaugural International Pride Awards will be open from 1 June for the whole of June - inviting members of the public to nominate individuals whose tireless efforts have made a significant impact in advancing equality and inclusion ...

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Ghana’s anti-gay bill passed this year has been widely condemned as ‘brutal, harsh and unjust.’

Ghana’s anti-gay bill passed this year has been widely condemned as ‘brutal, harsh and unjust’. The bill resembles a similar, more notorious one in Uganda. Both countries’ legislation have been following a rather convoluted legislative and political passage.

The community, which is celebrating International Pride Day, has been hit by both the rise of the far right and hate speech in democratic countries and by the wave of religious extremism in authoritarian regimes

Despite the progress in rights for the LGBT community, countries like Uganda penalize homosexuality and verify that there is still persecution. In contrast, we show you the countries where there are greater guarantees.

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Ugandan lawmakers’ push for stiffer penalties against homosexuality risks stunting progress made in reducing the spread of HIV in the East African country, the World Health Organization said.

Activists around the world with whom the Washington Blade spoke say they welcome Pope Francis' comments against criminalization laws.