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The worldwide offensive against the rights of LGBTQ+ people - Vimarsana News

The worldwide offensive against the rights of LGBTQ+ people

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

Source: elpais.com
Woman's 'light extinguished' as she is sixth trans person killed in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Woman's 'light extinguished' as she is sixth trans person killed in 2022

A woman who fled Honduras to Texas in search of a better life has become the sixth trans person killed in the US in 2022.

Endemic Times, Get Ready For Our Forever COVID Future - Vimarsana News

Endemic Times, Get Ready For Our Forever COVID Future

As the 5 million death toll has been passed, signs abound that the virus is not going away any time soon. We need to accept that we can return to normalcy even without eradicating COVID — though we must do it right and keep re-learning the right lessons.

Fishing For Trouble? Europe Must Stand Up To Boris Johnson's Bullying - Vimarsana News

Fishing For Trouble? Europe Must Stand Up To Boris Johnson's Bullying

The post-Brexit row of fishing rights is the last straw for not only France, but all of the European Union, who must put an end to the whims of Britain's prime minister, who seems ready to toss out years of negotiations for the divorce between the UK and EU.

Brexit, The Tough Lessons Europe Must Learn - Vimarsana News

Brexit, The Tough Lessons Europe Must Learn

The editor-in-chief of top French daily Le Monde says the UK's departure from the EU must be a wake-up call for the remaining 27 countries. But the answer may be more Europe, not less.