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Dozens of celebrities voice support for Polish LGBT+ rights
An open letter signed by 75 celebrities and addressed to the EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen demands the bloc takes "immediate steps" to protect "core European values".
Protesters in Poland try to block the arrest of LGBT activist
Several cities in Poland have recently declared themselves "LGBT-free" despite backlash from the European Union.
Polish MPs don rainbow colours in LGBT stunt at Duda's swearing-in
Duda, who was elected as Polish president for a second term last month, said during his campaign that the promotion of LGBT rights "was an ideology more harmful than communism".
EU funding withheld from six Polish towns over 'LGBT-free' zones
Commissioner for Equality, Helena Dalli, said: "EU values and fundamental rights must be respected by Member States and state authorities."
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"Cancer doesn’t care who you are," say campaigners as they urge improved cervical screening for the transgender community.
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Presidential hopeful Andrzej Duda said LGBT activism is an "ideology" more "destructive than communism".
Norway will prioritise lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender refugees
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Thousands march in Paris to celebrate gay pride and protest violence
Thousands marched in Paris to for pride. They also protested police violence and demanded more political actions to support marginalised communities.
'Unspeakably tremendous': Montenegro legalises same-sex partnerships
MPs in Montenegro approved same-sex partnerships amid efforts to push forward with joining the European Union.
Turkey defends humanitarian NGO chief over controversial LGBT tweet
Kerem Kinik said his comments on Gay Pride Day were aimed only at paedophiles. But they drew a wave of criticism.
50 years of Pride: Spanish knitters fly a handmade giant rainbow flag
The rainbow flag is over 50 metres long and was created by 14 women in Aguilar de la Frontera over a period of two and a half months.
'Back to the Middle Ages': Outrage in Romania over gender studies ban
The legislation now needs to be approved by President Klaus Iohannis.
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Despite there being laws in Hungary that protect LGBT people from discrimination, the recent bill to end legal recognition of transgender people passed by parliament would undermine such laws and leave transgender people open to prejudice.
French village elects first transgender mayor
Marie Cau said she had not encountered discrimination in the village in the 15 years since she began her transition.
Hungary passes bill ending legal gender recognition for trans citizens
Amnesty International say the decision "pushes Hungary back towards the dark ages".
Homophobia has deep roots in French society, admits government
The admission came as it was revealed anti-LGBT acts in France had risen by 36% last year.
Fear and discrimination high among LGBTI, EU rights survey finds
The survey came the same week as the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia which was recognised in pride colours by the European Commission's building in Brussels.
Outrage after same-sex couple effigy burned at Croatian festival
"We think that this comes from a place of ignorance and hate towards those things which people do not understand."
First same-sex couple ties the knot in Northern Ireland
Robyn Peoples and Sharni Edwards made history today as they were the first same-sex couple to get married in Northern Ireland.
Swiss voters back new law against homophobia
Swiss voters have approved by a wide margin a measure that will make it illegal to discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation.