Under the current rule, gay men, transgender people and female sex workers are permanently prohibited from donating blood.

#QueertheBallet aims to provide visibility and inclusion of gay women and non-binary people, who remain largely excluded from the classical dance as well as fight against homophobia within the members of the institutional framework of ballet world.

Ranjana Agarwal, a woman from Uttar Pradesh has decided to build a shelter home for the transgender community. She sold her jewellery for 2 lakh rupees and purchased a plot of land for the same.

Here is the story of Urooz Hussain and other trans women who inspired us in 2020.

These 10 queer influencers are raising their voices not only for themselves, but for the entire queer community and their emancipation.

“The truth is, despite feeling profoundly happy right now and knowing how much privilege I carry, I am also scared,” Elliot Page wrote in his essay.

Globally, trans people are confronted by discrimination and violence, and young trans people experience depression at four times the rate of their peers.

Happiest Season is a refreshing change from the films and content that preach messages of queer inclusivity, for its value isn’t just performative.

Queeristan written by Parmesh Shahani makes a strong case for the inclusion of members of the LGBTQIA community within workspaces, especially in the corporate sector in India.

Mere symbolic decriminalisation does nothing to help LGBTQIA+ people when there aren’t measures in place to protect their dignity and personhood.