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In the time since recording the famous MTA announcements, Bernie Wagenblast, 66, has opened up about finding her voice.

LGBTQ+ rights activists and couples in Nepal on Thursday were celebrating an interim order issued by the country’s Supreme Court enabling the registration of same-sex marriages for the first time.

The man, and his sign asking for forgiveness, has been liked over 25K time on TikTok.

On Tuesday 20 June, the Estonian Parliament reached a historic decision to legalise same-sex marriage by adopting amendments to the Family Law Act. The new law, tabled by the coalition government led by Prime Minister Kaja Kallas of ALDE Party member Reformierakond, was adopted with a majority of 55 votes in favour.

As of 1 January 2024, any two consenting adults in Estonia will be able to marry, irrespective of sex. The law proposes cohabitation agreements as an alternative to marriage, establishing a simplified procedure for the transition from a cohabitation agreement to marriage and including necessary legal provisions for the implementation of the Cohabitation Act.

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A hug from her best friend at the age of 64 made Liz Hilliard realise that she was not – as she had always believed – straight.

Point of Pride's HRT Access Fund provides 12 months of free medical care for trans folks seeking gender-affirming hormone therapy (HRT).

Police and government workers clashed in Daegu, South Korea as the organisers of an annual Pride festival attempted to set up.

The Catholic Church and other faiths have celebrated many whom historians and scholars consider queer.

Here are 15 films featuring queer women who get their fairytale ending.

A new report from LGBTQ+ rights organisation GLAAD has found all major social media platforms are failing to protect queer users.

Sport as a social space is notoriously harsh and uninviting towards the queer community. Gender and heteronormativity, particularly in male-dominated sports, is the backbone upon which many of these cultures are built.

‘To be open, out, and proud is how we pave the way for a new generation of tolerance, acceptance, and inclusion,’ sport climber Campbell Harrison says.