The backlash against LGBTQ communities and human rights is global in scale and appears to be gaining momentum. There are 64 countries in the world where being LGBTQ is considered a crime, including six countries where it is punishable by death.

In a filing to the Supreme Court, the Centre opposed same-sex marriage and stuck to its earlier stance that it’s not compatible with the concept of an “Indian family unit”.

According to court documents, Smith is generally willing to serve LGBTQ clients. However, she intends to begin designing wedding websites and is unwilling to create them for same-sex couples.

The government of Russia is known for being openly anti-LGBT and the anti-gay purges that took place have been reported but ignored by the government officials.

As the transgender community faces an attack of legislation in the US, more than 420 women at commanding positions have signed a letter in their support

LGBTQ activists in Japan submitted a petition to the ruling party calling for the LGBT Equality Law to be enacted before the Tokyo Olympic Games.

A woman who had been forcibly married to a man and threatened with conversion therapy will be provided with complete police protection on the orders of the Delhi High Court.

A Polish court acquitted three activists accused of offending religious sentiments by adding a rainbow to images of Virgin Mary.

The US House of Representatives passed the Equality Act, which aims to provide protection against discrimination for LGBTQ+ people.

British veterans that were discharged from service can now apply to reclaim their medals.