Hundreds marched in Belgrade's 25th anniversary Pride, celebrating visibility under heavy police protection and calling for greater tolerance in a tense political climate. The event, while largely peaceful, faced opposition, underscoring the ongoing fight for LGBTQ+ rights in Serbia.
Read moreA trans woman in Linz, Austria, was turned away by two hospitals after a suspected rape, leading to a criminal investigation and exposing critical gaps in healthcare for trans individuals.
Read moreThe Belgian city of Leuven will host its Pride weekend from September 25-27, featuring a community-focused Pride Walk, a debate on safety, live performances, and a closing party. The event emphasizes protest and connection over large-scale commercial floats.
Read moreA Slovak couple legally married in Austria has been denied recognition in their home country, a move that directly defies a European Union court ruling and sets up a major legal challenge.
Read moreIGLYO has launched its second major survey for LGBTQ+ youth aged 15-24 to gather data on school safety and discrimination, which will be used to advocate for policy changes across Europe.
Read moreFabio Tomei has been named Il Gay Più Bello d’Italia 2026, using the national stage to advocate for inclusion and the breakdown of communication barriers.
Read moreWhile the official Eurovision 2027 venues in Burgas will be secure, queer Dutch travelers should remain cautious when exploring the broader city. To ensure a safe trip, visitors are advised to minimize public displays of affection, use extreme caution with dating apps to avoid extortion risks.
Read moreThe third edition of Leuven Pride, taking place on September 26, will feature a slower-paced march, sign-language interpretation, and enhanced safety protocols to create a more inclusive event just across the Dutch border.
Read moreDuring Hamburg's Christopher Street Day, a major city shopping center denied entry to visitors carrying Pride flags, citing house rules. The police were called multiple times before the policy was reversed.
Read moreA handful of European nations now legally recognise non-binary identities, while others, including the Netherlands, are taking tentative steps. Here’s a look at the current landscape for legal gender recognition beyond the binary.
Read morePaola Revenioti, a pivotal activist, artist, and the first trans woman to run for office in Greece, has died at 68, leaving a legacy of fighting for trans visibility and sex worker rights.
Read moreThe Born This Way Foundation is injecting crucial funds into GrowSPACE, a Polish mental health and advocacy group, offering a lifeline as the country's government continues to block LGBTQ+ rights.
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