LGBT
Pope Objects New Italian Homophobic Law
The Vatican has protested to Italy over a bill on homophobia currently passing through parliament.
The "Zan" bill would punish discrimination and incitement to violence against the LGBT community, as well as women and people with disabilities.
The Vatican argues the bill would curb religious freedoms secured in a treaty signed between Italy and Vatican Repubic.
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Florida bans transgender girls and women from participating in female sports
LGBT activists have denounced the move as “discriminatory”
Kosovo Police Investigate Threat to LGBT Activist
Kosovo Police said on Tuesday that they are looking into allegations that the life of a well-known LGBT activist, Lend Mustafa, was threatened at the weekend.
"We are currently working on an investigation of circumstances of the incident and in coordination with the prosecutor have initiated an investigation into the intimidation," police told BIRN in a written answer.
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LGBT film festival brings 35 films, online
Ljubljana – The 36th Festival of LGBT Film brings 18 feature film and documentaries and 17 shorts, which will be available free of charge on the Cinesquare platform and via Vimeo from Saturday until 20 December.
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Tired of Broken Promises, Activists Await Govt Action on Same-Sex Law
LGBT activists in Serbia have welcomed an announcement that the government will submit to parliament a draft law on same-sex partnerships before the year is out, but remain cautious after previous promises of new legislation were broken.
Mass Arrest of LGBT People Marks Turning Point for Poland
"I arrived at the Copernicus monument at around nine in the evening, and I was just speaking to people when suddenly a group of policemen appeared.
Probe into alleged homophobic attack by police hailed by activists
LGBT activists on Monday welcomed an investigation into claims by a gay rights publisher that he and his partner were verbally assaulted because of their sexuality by riot police officers in downtown Athens last week.
First Gay Parade in North Macedonia
A rainbow of colors filled the streets of Skopje on Saturday when North Macedonia held its first gay parade. Demonstrators in the largely conservative Balkan region have called for the cessation of discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people (LGBT).
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‘Foreign Ideology’: Poland’s Populists Target LGBT Rights
The June 22 event was the city's second-ever Equality Parade celebrating LGBT rights — and organisers had expected counter-protests. But they said the real battle was to be allowed to stage the parade at all.
Crowdfunding Raises Over $6K for Croatia's 'My Rainbow Family'
After critics set fire to a replica of Croatia's first picture book about same-sex families, an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign on Thursday raised $6,225 to publish 1,000 new picture books and 1,000 copies of a colouring book about children with same-sex parents, the book's publisher reports.