January 19, 2018

US: Insurer Settles Lawsuit For $17 Million For Accidentally Outing HIV Patients

January 19, 2018

A lawsuit alleged that Aetna committed a privacy breach when it mailed thousands of envelopes that revealed patients’ HIV medications through the windows.

Christina Dideriksen

January 19, 2018

Let the Courts Decide, Sports and Culture

China: Beijing court to hear case on top media watchdog’s gay rule

Christina Dideriksen

January 19, 2018

Let the Courts Decide, Sports and Culture

A Beijing court on Wednesday accepted a case requiring China's top media regulator to justify the listing of homosexual relations as "abnormal."

Christina Dideriksen

January 19, 2018

Winds of Change

US: Ending the Intersex Exception

Christina Dideriksen

January 19, 2018

Winds of Change

People Born with Atypical Sex Characteristics Battle For Informed Consent

Christina Dideriksen

January 18, 2018

Sports and Culture

US: Gay Olympian Adam Rippon blasts selection of Mike Pence to lead U.S. delegation

Christina Dideriksen

January 18, 2018

Sports and Culture

Adam Rippon, the 2016 U.S. men’s figure skating champion who is believed to be the first openly gay U.S. Winter Olympian, criticized the White House’s selection of Vice President Mike Pence to lead the 2018 U.S. Olympic delegation

Christina Dideriksen

January 18, 2018

Sports and Culture

‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Producers to Develop Comedy

Christina Dideriksen

January 18, 2018

Sports and Culture

World of Wonder, which produces the acclaimed series “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” has announced that they are developing a comedy feature film.

Christina Dideriksen

January 18, 2018

Sports and Culture

Tunisia 'queer film festival' seeks to make a difference

Christina Dideriksen

January 18, 2018

Sports and Culture

The first ever film festival celebrating the LGBT community is underway in Tunisia, a Muslim country where homosexuals can face up to three years in prison.

Christina Dideriksen

January 18, 2018

Business and Technology, World of Politics

Indonesia: Govt to Block Google if LGBT Apps Not Taken Down

Christina Dideriksen

January 18, 2018

Business and Technology, World of Politics

The Communication and Informatics Ministry ordered tech-giant Google to remove 75 mobile applications from Google Play Store.

Christina Dideriksen

January 18, 2018

Let the Courts Decide, World of Politics

US: Senate committee approves slate of anti-LGBTQ judges

Christina Dideriksen

January 18, 2018

Let the Courts Decide, World of Politics

Civil rights advocates criticize Republicans for pushing through some of Trump's most controversial nominees

Christina Dideriksen

January 17, 2018

School Days, World of Politics

US: Trump Admin To Transgender Kids: We Won’t Deal With Your Civil Rights Complaints

Christina Dideriksen

January 17, 2018

School Days, World of Politics

Transgender students are filing discrimination complaints with the Office for Civil Rights, but the office says these issues fall outside its purview.

Christina Dideriksen

January 17, 2018

Fear and Loathing

Egypt: Alexandria police arrest 9 men for homosexuality

Christina Dideriksen

January 17, 2018

Fear and Loathing

The Dekheila Prosecution in Alexandria arrested 9 men on Monday

Christina Dideriksen

January 17, 2018

World of Politics

New Zealand: 'Silly answers' ruin LGBT census

Christina Dideriksen

January 17, 2018

World of Politics

Statistics New Zealand has decided to leave questions over sex, gender and sexuality out of the 2018 census, leading some activists to label the Government department as "grossly incompetent".

Christina Dideriksen

January 17, 2018

World of Politics

Taiwan: mulls third gender option on passports, IDs

Christina Dideriksen

January 17, 2018

World of Politics

Taiwan is considering whether to introduce a third gender option on its passports and national identity cards in a bid to protect sexual minority groups