An estimated 150,000 people marched through central London for Trans+ Pride, protesting recent anti-trans policies and celebrating community resilience in what organisers have called the largest event of its kind.
Read moreThe 21-year-old man suspected of carrying out the deadly attack at Berlin Pride has been shot and killed by police in the Spandau district, ending a city-wide manhunt.
Read morePoland's conservative president has vetoed a landmark bill that would have granted limited legal rights to same-sex couples for the first time, citing the need to protect the constitutional definition of marriage.
Read moreA Bulgarian court has permitted two transgender individuals to legally change their gender and names, relying on EU law to bypass a restrictive national ruling. However, a third similar case was rejected, highlighting the ongoing legal uncertainty for trans people in the country.
Read moreKevin Carrera, the new Mr Gay Spain, used his victory speech to share a personal story of being rejected by his father after coming out, dedicating his platform to promoting family acceptance.
Read moreLambda, a vital support network for LGBTQ+ youth in Germany for over 30 years, is at risk of shutting down after the federal government unexpectedly terminated its core funding.
Read moreThe grassroots, anti-capitalist Radical Pride Cologne has outlined its program for July 13-18, 2026, offering a week of workshops and performances as an alternative to mainstream commercial Pride events.
Read moreWith over a million attendees, Cologne Pride was a massive celebration of queer life, yet personal stories from the parade reveal a community increasingly concerned about rising hostility and the security of their rights in Germany.
Read moreMadrid's annual Pride march saw more than a million people take to the streets, with organizers emphasizing political demands for a state pact against hate speech and the defense of LGBTQ+ rights in a climate of growing polarization.
Read moreTens of thousands marched in London's annual Pride parade, where a festive atmosphere was underscored by urgent warnings from activists about rising hate crimes and significant delays in trans healthcare, an issue also familiar in the Netherlands.
Read moreDespite an official ban and a heavy police lockdown of the city center, LGBTQ+ activists in Istanbul held their annual Pride march, leading to the detention of more than 50 people, including a journalist.
Read moreThousands took to the streets of Budapest for the first Pride march since the defeat of Viktor Orbán, celebrating a new sense of freedom while cautiously awaiting concrete legal reforms from the new government.
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