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Controversy as Oxfam pulls 'TERF' image with J.K. Rowling resemblance
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Brutal assault exposes 'increasingly unsafe' Ireland for LGBTQ+ youth
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Czech Republic considers ending 'barbaric' trans sterilisation law
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Budapest says Brussels 'biased' and 'unfairly' withholding EU funds
Brussels is currently withholding nearly €28 billion in EU funds from Hungary and Budapest will not get the totality of the money until it implements 27 so-called "super milestones" negotiated with the Commission.