Inclusive School Forms: The 19-Year Fight That Finally Made Every Family Count
Sometimes LGBTQ+ progress is not a new law or court ruling. Sometimes it is changing “mom” and “dad” to “contact 1” and “contact 2” — after 19 years of asking.
Sometimes LGBTQ+ progress is not a new law or court ruling. Sometimes it is changing “mom” and “dad” to “contact 1” and “contact 2” — after 19 years of asking.
San Diego has finally removed a 1988 law that explicitly sought to regulate gay bathhouses during the height of fear surrounding HIV and AIDS.
A suspect has been formally charged after LGBTQ+ police association president Pierre Picavet was seriously injured in an alleged homophobic attack in Paris.
New statutory safeguarding guidance affecting trans and gender-questioning pupils is now in force across schools and colleges in England. Here is what it actually changes.
Violence, political rhetoric and organised intimidation are pushing LGBTQ+ people in Indonesia further into hiding.
Bulgaria’s Supreme Court has ruled in favour of four trans applicants, marking a significant change after years of uncertainty over legal gender recognition.
Poland can now register same-sex marriages legally performed elsewhere in the EU. But the landmark change does not yet mean full marriage equality.
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