Jamaica’s buggery laws will be put to the test
The historic law criminalising sex between men in Jamaica is being put to the test.
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Come Out for Trans: Stonewall’s easy guide to the GRA consultation
Fill out the Gender Recognition Act reform consultation at the Stonewall website to help our trans kindred.
Vandalism of Village venues doesn’t prove your point
Marilyn Misandry takes on the vandals leaving transphobic graffiti in venues in Manchester’s Gay Village.
GMB launches neurodiversity toolkit for workplaces
Neurodiversity union GMB has provided a toolkit to make employers more inclusive.
What is section 377 and why is it a good thing it’s been scrapped?
Learn more about the important legislative change in India and what it means for LGBT people in South Asia.
Lady Phyll marked by Immortalised exhibition
A statue of Phyllis Opoku-Gyimah, also known as Lady Phyll, will be unveiled at Historic England’s Immortalised exhibition this Friday at 4pm.
The best European countries to live and work for LGBT people
Expert Market have put together a detailed analysis of the best (and worst) places to live and work in Europe for young LGBT people.
Stephen Fry versus prostate cancer
Stephen Fry opens up about his fight with prostate cancer.
Google engineer claims he was sacked for fighting to discrimination
Engineer Tim Chevalier, who is disabled, queer and trans, has filed a lawsuit alleging that he was sacked for standing up to bigots in the multinational Google corporation.
History made in Pyeongchang 2018
History is made at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics by Team Canada’s Eric Redford.