Bosnia and Herzegovina Living in the closet in Bosnia and Herzegovina On paper, Bosnia and Herzegovina has made strides in advancing LGBT rights. But in practice, gay men and women do not feel safe from discrimination or harassment. 23/04/2018
World News Report: 'Space for civil society continued to shrink across Europe' The Amnesty International World report reviews topics such as freedom of expression, counter-terrorism laws, immigration laws, women's rights, and minority rights. 21/02/2018
Romania The gay couple that could change EU free movement rights forever For most married couples in Europe, their union is legally recognised throughout the continent. But others, like Adrian Coman and Clai Hamilton, have spent six years trying to get the same privilege. 11/01/2018
Australia Watch: Australian ambassador to France proposes to partner The Australian ambassador to France popped the question in a video posted on social media 08/12/2017
Austria Same-sex marriage: how Europe has turned pink A timeline of how Europe has gradually legalised gay marriage. 06/12/2017
World News Austria legalizes same-sex marriage for 2019 The move brings Austria into line with many other European nations. 05/12/2017
World News Australian MP proposes to partner during Parliament session Victorian MP Tim Wilson proposed to his partner, Ryan Bolger, during Question Time in Parliament 04/12/2017
Australia Australian Senators approve same-sex marriage law Australia's Senate passes same-sex marriage law, dismissing conservative efforts to let religious objectors refuse to provide wedding services to gay couples 29/11/2017
Brazil Thousands attend Rio Gay Pride Parade Despite funding cuts, local media estimate that 800,000 people gathered on Copacabana beach for the annual event. 20/11/2017
Turkey Turkey bans all LGBTI events in capital Ankara Turkey bans all events by lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex rights groups in its capital Ankara. 19/11/2017
Turkey German LGBT film festival banned in Turkish capital A statement by Turkish authorities cited "public safety and terrorism risks" as the causes 16/11/2017
World News Australia votes for gay marriage Thousands celebrate at a rally in Sydney afer Australians vote overwhelmingly for legislation supporting same-sex marriage 15/11/2017
World News Australia votes in favour of same-sex marriage Officials declare the results of a nationwide postal survey after years of fierce public and political debate 14/11/2017
No Comment Queer Pride celebrates a decade of Indian activism in New Delhi Homosexuality remains deeply taboo and punishable by law in world's biggest democracy. 12/11/2017
USA Danica Roem makes transgender history with election success in US The 33-year-old beat a rival who refused to refer to her as 'she'. 08/11/2017
United Kingdom Scotland apologises for gay convictions Nicola Sturgeon: "I categorically, unequivocally and wholeheartedly apologise for those laws and for the hurt and the harm they did to so many." 07/11/2017
No Comment Tens of thousands celebrate Taiwan's LGBT Pride Tens of thousands celebrate Taiwan's LGBT Pride 28/10/2017
Uruguay Uruguay elects first transgender senator Michelle Suarez became Uruguay’s first transgender senator on Tuesday, October 10. 11/10/2017
Serbia Serbia's lesbian PM joins Belgrade Pride Parade Campaigners have described the event as a test of the conservative Balkan state's rights record as it seeks to join the European Union. 17/09/2017
World News Australians to vote on same-sex marriage Australia's High Court has rejected two legal challenges to the centre-right coalition government's proposed postal vote on whether to legalise same-sex marriage. 07/09/2017