Gay-rights activists and groups of friends called for a march over Facebook and WhatsApp after the main government-run gay rights organization, the Center for Sex Education, cancelled a Saturday march. Continue reading →

An act of defiance by patrons of New York City’s Stonewall Inn in 1969 sparked an LGBTQ2 rights uprising and pushed a community to show its pride. Continue reading →

There are calls for Mark Smith, the UCP candidate Drayton Valley-Devon, to be fired after he gave a sermon in 2013 suggesting media portrayals of LGBTQ love as “good love” is troublesome. Continue reading →

A prominent Winnipeg doctor who helped lead the fight against AIDS and HIV in the ’80s is retiring after 52 years of practice. Continue reading →

Health Minister Sarah Hoffman says the practice is both damaging and hateful and she looks forward to acting on the group’s recommendations. Continue reading →

The ashes of Matthew Shepard, whose brutal murder in the 1990s became a rallying cry for LGBTQ rights, were laid to rest Friday in Washington National Cathedral. Continue reading →

The organisation SOS Homophobie is calling on the government to launch an anti-homophobia campaign and to offer training to policemen on how to deal with victims. Continue reading →

Celebrations broke out across India following a landmark Supreme Court ruling that decriminalized homosexual intercourse. Continue reading →

While India celebrates the legalization of gay sex, LGBT people in neighbouring countries still face discrimination and prison sentences under an old British colonial law. Continue reading →