On the eve of Utrecht Pride, advocacy group COC Midden-Nederland has sounded the alarm over a significant increase in anti-LGBTQ+ violence and a stagnation of social acceptance in the region.
Read moreLGBT Asylum Support is bringing over 200 queer asylum seekers to Utrecht Pride, a day of visibility made possible only by donations as they navigate insufficient state support and challenge flawed immigration policies.
Read moreThe Dutch prime minister welcomes the pride month on Instagram
Read moreAfter years of debate, a legislative proposal to criminalize so-called 'conversion therapy' has secured majority support in the Dutch Senate, with a final vote expected next week.
Read moreThe first week of Achterhoek Pride is underway, offering a range of activities from film screenings and social gatherings to reflective services across the region.
Read moreUnder clear skies, Alkmaar hosted its annual Pride canal parade this past Saturday, drawing enthusiastic crowds to the city's historic waterways to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.
Read moreThe Unwanted Words Project is set to release its second bilingual poetry collection, focusing on themes of gender euphoria and queer joy from 51 artists across the Netherlands.
Read moreLGBTQ+ organizations met with the State Secretary for Justice and Security to highlight the daily obstacles faced by trans and non-binary individuals, calling for swift action on the stalled Transgender Act and recognition issues.
Read moreThe full schedule for Utrecht Pride 2026 has been released, running from May 27 to June 6 and featuring a wide array of cultural, social, and community activities leading up to the canal parade.
Read moreOrganisers of Pride Deventer have released the schedule for its 2026 edition, set for June 20-28, offering a week of events that range from a central Pride Walk to art exhibitions, educational lectures, and community gatherings.
Read moreOrganisers in Friesland have released a detailed schedule for Pride Week in June 2026, featuring over 20 events across multiple cities including Leeuwarden, Drachten, and Sneek.
Read moreThe Rotterdam-based LGBTQ+ sports club Ketelbinkie has opened registrations for its multi-sport tournament, the Sailor Games, scheduled for 20 June 2026. Athletes can now sign up for volleyball and squash competitions.
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