As 2022 rolls away into the New Year, three pivotal news stories in the United States this year has greatly affected the LGBTQ community, whether in a positive or a negative way.
Russia's upper house of Parliament on Thursday approved a new law expanding a ban on what they call LGBT propaganda, essentially prohibiting positive depictions of the community in the media.
Anderson Lee Aldrich, the shooter of the Colorado Springs LGBTQ club that ended up killing five people and injuring 17, appeared in a court hearing on Wednesday battered and in a wheelchair.
As deaths of queer and transgender people increase in regions around the world, an organization in the Latin American region made up of parents of LGBTQ individuals are pushing for anti...
All 32 states in Mexico on Wednesday signed laws that allow same-sex marriage in the country, putting to end a long campaign for marriage equality by LGBT communities in the country.
A new law passed in the lower house of Russian legislature on Thursday bans LGBT representational information in the country, in a bid for the government to censor queer rights.
British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly was criticized on Wednesday after issuing a statement telling LGBT fans to be 'respectful' of Qatar's ban on homosexuality during the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Many LGBT and queer couples have started to get married three weeks after Cuba voted to codify the new Family Code which allows, among other things, gay marriage.
A report from the Human Rights Watch on Monday alleges that the Qatari government is continuing persecution of LGBT individuals in the country despite claims of tolerance.
Russia is moving forward to advance a bill that prevents people from talking about LGBT issues, while Republicans are pushing through a similar bill that they plan to push through in Congress.
A woman in California is suing a childcare center that she worked at on Monday after she allegedly was fired for not reading the LGBTQ books in the library for the children.
