Senegal: Brutal Crackdown Violates LGBT People’s Rights

Mass arrests, Forced HIV Testing, Restricted Access to Legal Representation

Amid Escalating Pressure, Texas Transgender Advocacy Group Continues Feeding the Panhandle

After Receiving a Settlement over a Denied Permit, the Group Turned the Money into Food for Thousands of Neighbors

Mauritius Rights Body Calls for Marriage Equality

Lawmakers Should Act to Codify Protections

Türkiye: LGBT Rights Crackdown Strikes at Rule of Law

Stop Targeting Groups, Activists; Free People Wrongfully Detained

Reforms to Hungary's Anti-LGBT Laws Welcome, but More to Do

Key Discriminatory Provisions Remain Intact

Ecuador: New Adoption Law Entrenches Bias

Sweeping Provisions Threaten Children, Target LGBT People

Bolivia’s First Same-Sex Marriage Is a Historic Step Forward

Authorities Should Ensure Marriage Equality Nationwide

Briefing Note to Australia’s Special Envoy for International Human Rights

External Actors Pressing ‘Family Values’ in Africa

Backing Outside Political Agendas Carries a Human Rights Cost

The Americas’ Anti-Gender Playbook

How the Rights of LGBT People Became a Political Weapon

We're Having the Wrong Fight Over Youth Gender-Affirming Care

What Evidence-Based Medicine and Human Rights Law Say About Uncertainty

Indonesia: Surge in Abuse Against LGBT Students

Attacks During Pride Month Celebrations Highlight Need for Government Action

At Seattle World Cup, FIFA Lets Rainbow Flags Fly

The Right Call for An Inclusive Event

Protecting Children Means Defending LGBT Rights

Around the world, governments are scapegoating LGBT people to build popular support for their erosion of individual rights—often under the guide of protecting children