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What Is Bi Erasure? Why It Is Still a Thing in 2026
Bisexual people are still routinely treated as gay or straight depending on who they date. Here’s what bi erasure actually means.
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Bi Visibility Day 2026: What It Is, When It Is and Why It Still Matters
Bi Visibility Day returns on 23 September 2026. Here is what the day means, how it began and why bisexual visibility still matters.
Turkey’s LGBTQ+ Crackdown: What Is Happening — and How the World Is Responding
A nationwide crackdown has targeted LGBTQ+ organisations, activists and online platforms across Turkey. We explain what is happening, why it is happening now and how the UN and international human-rights organisations are responding.
Trans Rights Are Becoming a 2026 Election Weapon — and Texas Shows Exactly How
Republicans are putting transgender issues at the centre of their midterm attacks — while Democrat James Talarico's shift on trans athletes shows the politics may be changing on both sides.
Alberta Restricted Trans Healthcare. This First Nation Said: Not on Our Land.
Saddle Lake Cree Nation is invoking Treaty 6 to establish a gender-affirming healthcare safe haven — and Alberta's premier says she respects its sovereignty.
She Was Told She Wasn’t a Woman. Australia’s Highest Court Just Ended the Fight
Australia’s High Court has refused Giggle for Girls permission to appeal the landmark Roxanne Tickle discrimination ruling, leaving the trans rights judgment standing.
UK Surrogacy Law Reform Stalls After MPs Debate Legal Parenthood From Birth
More than 113,000 people want intended parents to be recognised legally from birth after surrogacy. MPs have debated reform, but the UK Government says immediate legislation is not coming.
India Court Orders Police to Accept Transgender Applicants in Major Equality Move
The Telangana High Court has ordered police recruiters to accept transgender applicants after a government recruitment portal offered only male and female gender options.
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.