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South Korean gay couple sees court win as breakthrough for equality

For So Sung-uk and Kim Yong-min, who last week won a landmark Seoul court ruling on national health coverage for gay couples, the tide may finally be turning in their years-long struggle for equal recognition in South Korea for LGBT partnerships.

Reuters

Ukraine war improved opinion of LGBT+ community, KyivPride shelter manager says

Jul Sirous and Olha Onipko help run a shelter providing temporary housing for LGBTQ+ refugees of the Ukraine war.

The Independent UK

Inqlusive Newsrooms: A project to help Indian media turn more inclusive of LGBTQ+ stories

How do you approach something when you don’t have the language for it? And how do you do it sensitively?

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Surge in anti-LGBT hate crime reports leads to warning Tories are soft on crime

Labour's Anneliese Dodds said ministers are failing in their duty to keep public safe as the number of hate crimes recorded against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people soared by more than 40% in just a year

Daily Mirror

Poll: 7.2% adults in US identify as LGBTQ, more than a double than a decade ago

A total of 7.2% of adults in the United States identified as LGBTQ in 2022 a Gallup poll released Wednesday shows.

Tribune News Service

Dublin LGBT group experiences online abuse ahead of St Patrick's event

Two performers set to take part in the event on March 16 were subject to homophobic remarks, after details surrounding the celebration were announced

Dublin Live

Rights group: Mideast governments target LGBTQ people online

A rights group says in a new report that security agencies and government officials across several countries in the Middle East and North Africa have been using social media platforms and mobile dating apps to crack down on LGBTQ people

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JK Rowling podcast host claims Harry Potter has helped save LGBT+ books

A 2003 legal victory over Arkansas school censorship created precedent, Megan Phelps-Roper says

The Independent UK

LGBT+ History Month: what was Section 28?

There has never been greater visibility for LGBT people, but a 1988 law scrapped in 2003 shows it hasn’t always been this way

Evening Standard

Jokes, dancing, drag: hit short film honours Taiwan’s defiant queer scene

Tank Fairy, a lighthearted musical comedy, celebrates the island’s LGBTQ+ community – in contrast to China’s cultural crackdown on gay life

The Guardian - UK

Ex-SNP minister blasts Kate Forbes's past comments on LGBT rights

A FORMER SNP minister has spoken out against Kate Forbes becoming leader of the party – saying her previous comments on LGBT rights were not…

The National (Scotland)

Would Another Anti-LGBT Gaffe Prompt Reform in Japan?

Japan is the only G7 nation without legislation prohibiting discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation.

The News Lens

Kishida adds LGBT issues as new responsibility for special adviser

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Friday gave a special adviser a new role of facilitating understanding of the LGBT community following discriminatory remarks made against sexual minorities by an executive secretary.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

‘I’m tired and scared’: The ‘historically bad’ wave of anti-LGBT+ legislation impacting youth mental health

A record number of state-level bills targeting transgender young people and the inflammatory right-wing rhetoric surrounding them are having a damaging effect on LGBT+ youth, Alex Woodward reports

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Japan PM apologizes to LGBTQ activists over ex-aide's remark

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has met with LGBTQ representatives and offered an apology over his former aide’s discriminatory remarks, which sparked nationwide outrage and calls for the government to ensure equal rights

Evening Standard

British LGBT Awards 2023: nominees and how to vote

Lizzo and Emma D’Arcy are among the stars nominated this year

The Independent UK

First openly lesbian football team in Europe launch new kit in LGBT History Month

The kit pays homage to the origins of the club and famous lesbian symbols throughout history.

The Independent UK

Prince of Wales sends words of support to LGBT football fan group

Arsenal Gaygooners was created on February 16 2013.

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Praise for Nicola Sturgeon from LGBT community as concern is expressed for the future

NICOLA Sturgeon’s resignation comes at a time of great uncertainty for Scotland’s gender reform legislation.

Daily Record

Rod Stewart, Alison Hammond and Joe Lycett nominated for British LGBT Awards

Harry Styles, RuPaul and Sue Perkins are also up for gongs for the 2023 awards, which will take place in June.

Daily Mirror

Joe Lycett £10k protest against David Beckham's Qatar deal nominated for major award

Joe Lycett's attempt to get David Beckham to back out of his controversial deal didn't just raise awareness and see LGBTQ+ charities receive donations last year - the stunt is now up for a major British award

Edinburgh Live

Retro Edinburgh roller disco with free entry will celebrate LGBT+ History Month

LGBT+ Health and Wellbeing are hosting a roller disco open to anyone including 'non-skaters and allies', with entry, skate hire and protective equipment is free.

The Guardian - UK

Jakub Jankto coming out ‘can inspire’ more in the game to follow suit

Czech international midfielder raises fresh hopes of a domino effect in the game after his much-celebrated announcement

Liverpool Echo

Trans community heartbroken after killing of 'larger-than-life' Brianna Ghey

Several LGBTQ+ organisations have spoken out after the killing of the schoolgirl

Reuters

Russian system to scan internet for undesired content and dissent

Russia has launched a system that will scan the internet for illegal content, making it easier for authorities to detect unsanctioned protests, anti-war dissent and "LGBT propaganda", officials said on Monday.

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