Until March, there were two out gay city council members in Rio. Then one of them was assassinated. Others might think twice about stepping into political minefields, but David Miranda, the husband of award-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald, is not backing down. Now he’s running for Brazil’s Congress.

Christina Dideriksen

May 15, 2018

Let the Courts Decide, World of Politics, Politics of Union

Costa Rica: TSE se pronuncia sobre Opinión Consultiva de la Corte IDH

Christina Dideriksen

May 15, 2018

Let the Courts Decide, World of Politics, Politics of Union

TSE approves IACHR Court change of name and gender identity

Christina Dideriksen

May 14, 2018

Winds of Change, Fear and Loathing, World of Politics

Rainbow Europe 2018 is a wake-up call for anyone who cares about LGBTI equality

Christina Dideriksen

May 14, 2018

Winds of Change, Fear and Loathing, World of Politics

“Against a backdrop of backlash on human rights across Europe, how can states possibly think the work on LGBTI equality is finished?”

Christina Dideriksen

May 13, 2018

World of Politics, Regarding Religion

US: "Project Blitz" Seeks to Coordinate and Strategize Christian Nationalism

Christina Dideriksen

May 13, 2018

World of Politics, Regarding Religion

It’s no secret that the Christian Right has been busy taking their religious freedom agenda to the states

Christina Dideriksen

May 13, 2018

World of Politics, Regarding Religion

US: Oklahoma Passes Adoption Law That LGBT Groups Call Discriminatory

Christina Dideriksen

May 13, 2018

World of Politics, Regarding Religion

Gov. Mary Fallin of Oklahoma signed a bill on Friday that gay rights groups said would allow private adoption agencies to discriminate against L.G.B.T. couples on religious grounds when placing children.