The winds of change have begun blowing in Sri Lanka, bringing hope to the LGBTQ+ community.
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The winds of change have begun blowing in Sri Lanka, bringing hope to the LGBTQ+ community.
The Supreme Court of Seoul has just made a landmark decision that restores equality for all couples.
Are you curious about the findings of the United Nations independent expert on protection against violence and discrimination against LGBTQ+ people during his recent visit to Cambodia? If so, keep reading as we delve into the details. Victor Madrigal-Borloz, the UN independent expert responsible for protection against violence and discrimination ba...
As the Israeli government settles in, the LGBTQ+ community has every reason to be worried. Insulting remarks and rumors of anti-LGBTQ legislation to come are circulating, and the Israeli President himself has expressed deep concern. President Of Israel's Concerns Israeli President Isaac Herzog recently expressed concern over the rise of intol...
Taiwan has taken an extremely significant step towards equal rights and recognition for same-sex couples.
Medan has become a source of serious concern for members of the LGBTQ+ community in Indonesia, as the mayor has declared his city to be anti-LGBTQ. No Room For LGBTQ Love In Medan New Year In Medan: Mayor Nasution Shocked By Same-Sex Couples In Medan, the largest city in northern Sumatra, Indonesia, Mayor Muhammad Bobby Nasution was shocked to see ...
Uncover how India's highest court is about to take a stance on same-sex marriages.
Earlier this month, Vietnamese Health Ministry issued a statement condemning and banning the practice of trying to "cure" a person's sexual orientation or gender identity. LGBTQ rights advocates around the world celebrated this news, as it represents a big step forward for LGBTQ rights in Vietnam. Why The "Leave With Pride" Cam...
Hong Kong Court of Appeal has ruled that same-sex marriage will not be recognized, dealing a blow to the city's LGBTQ community.The right to marry is one of the most fundamental rights guaranteed under Hong Kong law, yet same-sex couples in the city are currently denied this right. Gay Man Launches Legal Challenge To Hong Kong's Dis...
Last Monday, Singapore's Prime Minister announced that his government would repeal the colonial-era ban on same-sex relationships, a move welcomed by LGBTQ activists and community members. But don't be too quick to rejoice because everything about the announcement was far from positive. Repeal Of Section 377A Of The Penal Code, It's About Tim...
Thailand's parliament took a significant stride towards achieving marriage equality in the country by passing bills legalizing same-sex unions during their first reading. Thailand Moves Closer To Legalizing Same-Sex Unions Thailand took a big step towards marriage equality two weeks ago, with parliament voting to legalize same-sex u...
Today marks a momentous occasion, as Israeli Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz has granted queer female couples the right to open a joint file when using a sperm bank.
While Japan currently upholds laws against same-sex marriages, a notable shift is underway. Starting in April 2022, Tokyo has taken a progressive step by granting official recognition to same-sex couples. This landmark decision marks the beginning of a trend, as various cities across the country are gradually acknowledging and validating same-sex partnerships.
The revelation that Thailand's Constitutional Court is against same-sex marriage left the LGBTQ+ community in the country astonished.
It's quite shocking! Shanghai University (SHU) has been reportedly amassing details about its LGBTQ+ students.
In Japan, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has refused to approve a proposed non-discrimination bill based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Japan is lagging behind other countries in terms of LGBTQ equality. This refusal by LDP could have major negative repercussions and lead to an increase in discrimination against LGBTQ citizens.
Discover how a historic decision in India could put an end to discrimination against LGBTQ+ individuals in the country.
The urgency for a non-discrimination law that safeguards LGBTQ individuals is escalating in Japan.
Remember the update on Japan's evolving stance on LGBTQ rights from last year? Well, brace yourself for a historic triumph in the making.
The demographic situation is deteriorating in South Korea, where for the first time there are more deaths than births. By 2025, the country could have over 20% of its population aged 65 or older. Young South Koreans are, in fact, not too interested in parenthood.
To reverse the trend, the government is extending benefits to married couples and plans to expand the legal definition of family, but same-sex couples are not part of the plan.
