Dutch darts player Noa-Lynn van Leuven has spoken out against her exclusion from women's competitions, criticizing the 'non-independent' report used by the Professional Darts Corporation to justify the ban.
Read moreTwo people participating in a counter-protest in Groningen were assaulted and had their rainbow flag stolen by a group of youths on Saturday. A police report has been filed.
Read moreThe pop-up family camp 'De Paradijsvogel', designed for LGBTQ+ youth and their parents, has announced it will return to Dronten from August 10-14, 2026. The event offers a supportive environment with a range of community-focused activities and accommodation options.
Read moreA new report details the candid, and often difficult, reactions of two cisgender men to a woman's gender transition, revealing the complex gap between stated acceptance and true understanding in personal and professional life.
Read moreTeachers report a rise in misogynistic and anti-LGBTQ+ comments from male students, linked to online influencers like Andrew Tate.
Read moreZaanPride returns from June 5 to 14 with over 20 events across the Zaanstad region. From a pride parade and queer market to film screenings, karaoke, and a techno afterparty, the 2026 edition celebrates the theme Together We Shine.
Read moreThe Netherlands has once again ranked 13th in ILGA-Europe's annual Rainbow Index, prompting calls from advocacy groups for the government to address legislative stagnation on trans and intersex rights.
Read moreThe Queer-U-Stories project now offers multiple ways to discover Utrecht's rich and often hidden LGBTQ+ past, including guided tours and self-paced digital experiences.
Read moreThe Amsterdam Gay Men’s Chorus has raised nearly €8,000 to produce educational videos and materials in partnership with COC Nederland, aimed at improving safety for LGBTQ+ students in schools.
Read moreIn 1970, two students were violently arrested for trying to lay a wreath for gay WWII victims on Dam Square. This act of defiance sparked a national debate and ultimately reshaped how the Netherlands, and its queer community, remembers.
Read moreSeveral prominent Amsterdam queer organizations have regained access to their Instagram accounts after a sudden block, but the lack of transparency from Meta leaves the community feeling vulnerable to arbitrary censorship.
Read moreThe Verkadefabriek in Den Bosch will host a three-day celebration of queer art and culture from June 18-20, featuring burlesque, film, local performers, and new accessibility initiatives.
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