Poland's Supreme Administrative Court has ruled that same-sex marriages legally performed in other EU member states, such as the Netherlands, must be administratively recognized. The decision requires Polish officials to register foreign marriage certificates, a significant step for binational couples.
Read MoreThe Belgian capital will celebrate three decades of Pride on Saturday, 16 May 2026, with a parade and events centered on the theme of resilience in challenging times.
Read MoreThe EU's highest court has ruled that all member states must provide a process for legal gender recognition for their citizens living abroad, affirming it as essential for the fundamental right to move and reside freely within the Union.
Read MoreA court in Hungary has suspended proceedings against Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony regarding the city's Pride march, referring the underlying anti-LGBTQ+ legislation to the Constitutional Court for review.
Read MoreA Russian court has officially labeled the St. Petersburg-based group 'Coming Out' an extremist organization, a move that criminalizes support for the group and signals a severe escalation in the state's anti-LGBTQ+ campaign.
Read MoreA new annual report from ILGA-Europe reveals a disturbing trend across the continent, where anti-LGBTQ+ measures are evolving into formal laws that criminalize and suppress communities, signaling a broader threat to democratic freedoms.
Read MoreThe historic city of Bruges, Belgium, will host its Pride Parade on Saturday, June 13, 2026, offering a full day of celebration starting from the Vrijplaats Brugge.
Read MoreA bizarre UK High Court ruling has created a two-tiered system for trans rights, allowing employers to legally bar trans women from female toilets while telling public services to use 'common sense and benevolence'.
Read MorePoland's new government has approved a bill for cohabitation contracts, offering some legal recognition to same-sex couples for the first time. However, LGBTQ+ activists are calling it a deeply compromised and insufficient step in a country that still bans same-sex marriage.
Read MoreBudapest's mayor, Gergely Karácsony, is being charged by Hungarian authorities after he defied a government ban and allowed the city's Pride march to proceed, a move that highlights the escalating crackdown on LGBTQ+ rights under Viktor Orbán.
Read MoreA shocking investigation reveals hundreds of LGBTQ+ people, many of them teenagers, were subjected to barbaric electric shock 'therapy' in UK public hospitals. Survivors now share their stories of lifelong trauma.
Read MoreA new ECDC/WHO report for 2024 shows that despite progress, 54% of new HIV diagnoses in Europe are made late, posing a significant risk to individual health and public health goals, with men who have sex with men remaining a key affected group.
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