The Russian authorities have branded it “extremist”, but failed to silence it. On April 23, 2026, a district court in ...

The PTF examines nature and the factors behind these threats, using real-world examples to illustrate the challenges faced by LGBTs in 2025. In 2025, LGBT+ rights are under significant threat globally ...

The kicking to death of Boothe 30 years ago provoked anger in the LGBT+ community, led to the formation of the queer rights direct action group OutRage! and forced a massive overhaul of police policy ...

The Gay Liberation Front Manifesto, published in London in 1971, was a revolution in consciousness and it remains so today. It offers a radical critique of sexism and what we now call homophobia; as ...

The Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, has said “sorry” to the LGBT+ community for his force’s past homophobic persecution. He’s the first UK police chief to apologise. In a personal ...

Human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell was arrested at yesterday’s massive national Palestine Solidarity protest in London, on 17 May 2025, for holding a placard that condemned human rights abuses by ...

Northumbria’s Chief Constable, Vanessa Jardine, has made a formal apology to the LGBT+ community and is urging all Chief Constables to do the same: to say sorry for past homophobic witch-hunts and ...

Eight members of Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light were arrested during a protest in Kuala Lumpur in solidarity with the LGBT+ community. Their protest, outside the downtown Sogo shopping mall on ...

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Speaking ahead of the funeral of the former Pope, Benedict XVI, this Thursday, human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell said: “Pope Benedict was an unrepentant homophobe. Some of his doctrinal ...

Pride was born out of defiance and protest. The 1969 Stonewall uprising was a revolt against police harrassment. So was the UK’s first Pride in 1972. Both demanded the police off our backs and a wider ...

“Evidence given at the Stephen Port inquest revealed the police to be incompetent, negligent, unprofessional and homophobic. Every gay person who expressed concerns about the deaths was ignored, ...