The case concerned a complaint brought by three gay rights activists about legislation in Russia banning the promotion of homosexuality, also known as the “gay propaganda law”.
European Court blasts Russia 'gay propaganda' law
Germany: Berlin Opens First LGBT-friendly Mosque as 'Feminist' Islam Emerges to Fight Extremism
Canada: 'Standing ovation' in Iqaluit bar greets milestone gay marriage in Nunavut
Germany: Greens open to almost all coalitions but price is gay marriage
Malta: Parliament to kick off with gay marriage debate
India: PM Narendra Modi lauds new Kochi Metro for involving women, transgender people in project
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday lauded the new Kochi Metro for its special attention to ensuring women and transgender people are active in the operation of its rail network.
UK: Church of England considering transgender re-naming services
Vietnam: A new safe place for the LGBT community
Ukraine: Thousands attend Kiev gay pride march opposed by ultra-nationalists
US: op-ed, Why Bail Reform Should Be an LGBT Movement Priority
China: Transgender Man Gets His Day In Court
As hundreds gather in Amsterdam for the World Professional Association for Transgender Health symposium, a court in the southwestern province of Guizhou on Friday heard China’s first claim of unfair dismissal on the basis of transgender discrimination. No ruling was made and the case is expected to continue for some time.