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From the outside, following its change of government and move to the far-right, Italy appears dramatically different to a year ago, putting extra emphasis on its second ever LGBT History Month, as Andrea Carlo reports.
Fresh protests in Israel block main airport
Protests against Israel's proposed judicial reform block Tel Aviv's main airport and disrupt President Netanyahu's official trip to Italy
Civil rights leader Malcolm X's family to sue CIA and FBI over death
A lawyer for the daughters of the human rights activist shot dead in 1965 said they believed government agencies conspired to assassinate him.
Some EU citizens in the UK may to repay state handouts
Some EU citizens living in the UK may have to repay state benefits after it was revealed a government error showed 141,000 people refused the right to remain had still been able to collect handouts.
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Thousands attend pay tribute to Martin Luther King
People ammassed together for the annual parade and peace walk in reverence to Martin Luther King’s legacy in Washington DC.
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Descendants of Martin Luther King Jr. gathered at the US' oldest public park to dedicate a massive monument to civil rights icon.
Visit Alabama, the birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement
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Alabama is in the heart of the American South and the state is renowned for its Southern hospitality, neighbourly locals, and love of comfort food.
Italy to investigate 'unofficial Chinese police stations'
Civil rights group claims 'cultural centre' is being used for persuasion to return operations
Biden signs into law federal protection for same-sex marriage
The new law is intended to safeguard same-sex marriages if the US Supreme Court ever reverses its 2015 decision legalising them nationwide.
Germany announces plans to speed up naturalisation process
Germany has outlined plans to allow people who live in the country to become citizens faster
Experience the U.S. Civil Rights Trail in Jackson, Mississippi
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A visit to Jackson, Mississippi, the beating heart of the U.S. civil rights movement, will teach you everything you should know about this important period of political change. Here’s a handy guide to tour the Southern U.S. city.
Here are the must-visit stops along the Mississippi Blues Trail
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Do you know why they call it the blues? The Mississippi Blues Trail tells the story of how a genre began. Here are must-see stops to help ensure you soak in as much blues history as possible.
Russians flee to Mongolia after Putin's war mobilisation order
More than 3,000 Russians have crossed one checkpoint into Mongolia since Putin announced the call-up of reservists last Wednesday.
The Iranian musician risking prison for his new album
Mehdi Rajabian has spent years in prison, lived through solitary confinement and endured hunger strikes just to put his music out in the world. His latest album 'It Arrives' puts his life on the line once again.
Who is Ruby Bridges and why does her anti-racism picture book matter?
A key moment in the US civil rights movement came when Ruby Bridges attended school with a police escort.
Britons' lives in Portugal 'paralysed' by post-Brexit ID cards failure
Thousands of UK citizens living in Portugal are unable to access healthcare, take up new jobs, or travel because the authorities have yet to issue post-Brexit residency cards.
Christopher Street Day in Hamburg
In the north German town of Hamburg, about 250 000 people celebrated Christopher Street Day in a long parade crossing the inner city.
Brexit's new migration borders 'fracture ties' of mixed UK-EU families
A study finds Brexit has created 'new borders' within families where one partner is British, the other European, due to differences in citizenship and migration status — causing much anxiety over future mobility.
Top court in Slovenia strikes out bans on same-sex marriage
The Constitutional Court's ruling breaks ground for LGBTQ rights in Central and Eastern Europe, where several countries have constitutional bans on same-sex marriage.
Where are the most LGBTQ+ friendly destinations in Europe?
One of the world's smallest countries takes the top spot for LGBTQ+ holidaymakers, Could this island nation be your next destination?