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Barrister was discriminated against for gender-critical views, tribunal hears

Allison Bailey says Garden Court chambers and Stonewall wrongly treated her gender-critical views as transphobic

The Guardian - UK

‘This is for everyone!’: inside Britain’s first ever LGBTQ+ museum

Queer Britain in north London is a bold attempt to celebrate queer history in all of its forms. At a time when the community is under attack, we need it more than ever

The Guardian - UK

Tribunal of barrister suing Stonewall delayed after hospital admission

Allison Bailey claims the LGBTQ charity induced her employer, Garden Court Chambers, to investigate her over her gender-critical views.

The Independent UK

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JK Rowling shares 'white, bearded, Stonewall-approved lesbian' image after fury

Author JK Rowling received criticism after sharing an image of her friend Allison Bailey marching for LGBT rights in San Francisco in 1991

Daily Mirror

Netflix: The best hidden gem originals you might have missed, from Money Heist to Big Mouth

With the streaming platform stepping up its original film and TV show content, it can be hard to keep track of the best. Alexandra Pollard picks out the gems that might have slipped through the cracks

The Independent UK

People in the UK want conversion therapy banned for everyone - so why isn't that happening?

In a poll conducted by YouGov, more than six in ten people in Britain wanted the 'therapy' banned for good

Wales Online

By cancelling its LGBT conference, the government shows its lack of concern for our rights

Instead of answering demands from organisations like mine for conversion practices to be banned for trans people, No 10 shut down the event, says Stonewall’s chief executive, Nancy Kelley

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Asexuality: The misunderstood sexuality that still needs better recognition

People all around the world are raising awareness of asexuality

Wales Online

Fury as 'Safe To Be Me' LGBT conference cancelled amid conversion boycott

The UK has decided not to proceed with its first-ever international “Safe To Be Me” conference

Liverpool Echo

Stonewall and 80 LGBTQ groups pull out of government conference over trans conversion U-turn

Stonewall said the LGBTQ community’s trust in the government is ‘shattered’

The Independent UK

LGBT groups quit UK conference over failure to ban trans conversion practices

More than 80 charities to boycott government event as Boris Johnson criticised for ‘broken promise’

The Guardian - UK

Stonewall pulls out of LGBT+ Government conference over conversion therapy U-turn

"It is apparent that trans people have once again been sacrificed for political gain"

Wales Online

Conversion therapy: What is it and has it been banned in Britain?

Boris Johnson previously described the practice as ‘absolutely abhorrent’

The Independent UK

Stonewall criticises exclusion of transgender cyclist Emily Bridges

Bridges’ initial inclusion in the women’s event at the British National Omnium Championships sparked widespread debate.

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‘I’d never have made it in the corporate world’: Joe Lycett on comedy, consumer activism and queer communities

Joe Lycett is the go-to guy for getting up corporate noses. And there’s nothing he likes more than breaking a few rules to get to the truth. Eva Wiseman meets the campaigning Brummie comic

Tribune News Service

Builder of high-speed maglev train wins appeal in battle over use of Baltimore waterfront land

The legal tug-of-war over development of waterfront land in Baltimore’s Westport neighborhood has tilted in favor of a high-speed maglev train operator seeking to build a passenger station on the site where a developer separately proposed housing.

The Guardian - UK

Stonewall’s targeting of EHRC is misguided

Letter: Elaine Willis, a former chair of Stonewall, says the equality watchdog’s crucial work in promoting human rights for all is being undermined

Tribune News Service

Washington's pioneering gay country band Lavender Country releases first new album in 50 years

SEATTLE — It's been a long time coming. Then again, nothing in Patrick Haggerty's history-making music career has come fast or easy.

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The Guardian - UK

Trans rights are at risk now, but the failures of Britain’s equality watchdog imperil us all

The EHRC is no longer independent. That’s why we are seeking international intervention from the UN, says Nancy Kelley, the chief executive of Stonewall

The Guardian - UK

LGBT+ groups call for EHRC to lose international status over trans stance

Equality watchdog accused of excessive government interference and ‘politically motivated’ appointments

The Independent UK

Rights watchdog boss says critics have ‘wrong target’

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has come under fire from LGBT groups over its stance on trans rights.

Wales Online

Calls for voter ID bill to be scrapped over barriers it creates for LGBT+ communities

A report released in collaboration with Stonewall and the LGBT Foundation has found various issues surrounding voter ID for the LGBT+ community, in particular the trans and non-binary communities.

The Guardian - UK

Three found guilty of murdering Cardiff doctor in homophobic attack

Teenage girl and two men found guilty of killing Dr Gary Jenkins, as Stonewall criticises language used during trial

Belfast Live

Ards and North Down Council rejects LGBTQ+ workplace diversity programme

The two main Unionist Parties unite against the programme

Manchester Evening News

Fury mounts as Manchester LGBT+ charity severs ties with human rights organisation over ‘extremely damaging’ statements

"Our position from today is clear: EHRC can no longer call itself a true human rights organisation"

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