Thorne Harbour Health is collecting confidential testimonies for the Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry into anti-LGBTIQA+ hate crimes to inform prevention and support measures
Video of participants being removed from the Sydney Mardi Gras has prompted accusations against NSW Police and renewed scrutiny of the event’s exclusion of Pride in Protest
A trans amateur cricketer rejected by her local club is suing the England and Wales Cricket Board with help from the Good Law Project, saying the policy forced her out of a non-competitive team and risked outing her
A high-profile London gathering will fundraise for queer health while a separate case in Uganda illustrates the life-threatening legal risks faced by LGBTQ+ communities
Ghana’s parliament has reintroduced a bill that would criminalise LGBTQIA+ people and those who support them; understand the bill’s scope and responses from civil society
Leaders who praise Anthony Albanese at pride events risk swapping legal progress for photo opportunities; this piece examines funding patterns, stalled reforms and grassroots gaps
Ghana’s parliament has revived the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, proposing prison terms and broad bans that would affect LGBTQIA+ people and their allies; sign the global petition led by Rightify Ghana and All Out
Malaysia’s internet regulator has blocked the website versions of Grindr and Blued and is reportedly exploring further legal action against their mobile apps
The dispute over the Stonewall Pride flag spans federal flag policy, a lawsuit seeking reinstatement and demands for a more inclusive Progress Pride flag
A federal court has temporarily halted parts of SB 12, allowing GSA clubs and protections for transgender students to continue in Houston, Plano and Katy school districts
a Minnesota Democrat challenged HF1434 over risks of censorship and the mischaracterisation of her comments by right‑wing outlets
A Victorian branch of the Lesbian Action Group is asking a federal court to overturn a Human Rights Commission ruling that stops them excluding trans women from public events, testing the boundaries of the Sex Discrimination Act and community inclusion
Former NSW MP Rory Amon has pleaded not guilty to 10 charges arising from alleged sexual encounters with a 13-year-old in 2017; prosecutors and defence present contrasting accounts at the Supreme Court
A London-based pet influencer reported homophobic abuse in a Hampstead station lift on 5 February; British Transport Police have launched an inquiry and asked witnesses to come forward as conversations about reporting bias and surveillance technology intensify
Following the 16 February Pawtucket shooting, a Fox News commentator argued on 17 February that transgender people should be barred from gun ownership, raising legal and public safety questions
Victoria has introduced landmark protections that require independent review and delay non-essential medical interventions on intersex children until they can consent
A Lords amendment would convert sentence uplifts for crimes against LGBTQIA+ and disabled people into defined aggravated offences, offering stronger legal clarity and higher maximum sentences
The uk’s blanket ‘safe country’ approach ignores targeted violence and social persecution faced by queer nigerians, undermining asylum protections.
Facing a climate of targeted hostility and high-profile incidents, many queer women are re-evaluating personal safety and choosing firearms for self-protection—this article examines the causes, tensions, and implications.
a clear overview of the Good Law Project v EHRC judgement (AC-2026-LON-001953), what it allows service providers to do, and the questions it leaves for employers.
A concise review of the Good Law Project v EHRC judgment (AC-2026-LON-001953), highlighting supportive outcomes for inclusive service providers and remaining concerns for employers.
A clear, practical review of the AC-2026-LON-001953 judgment: positive for inclusive service providers but leaving employers with unresolved questions.
after federal guidance led to the removal of the rainbow flag from the Stonewall national monument, New York activists and officials reinstalled it, framing the action as a defense of queer memory and dignity
a concise guide to the Good Law Project vs EHRC judgment, its practical effects for organisations that provide services and employ people, and how to respond moving forward
the high court ruled the ehrc’s interim guidance on single-sex facilities lawful, dismissing most claims and finding limited standing for one claimant group; the decision clarifies aspects of workplace regulations but leaves policy debates unresolved