The latest SPARTACUS Gay Travel Index names Iceland the world's most LGBTQ+-friendly destination, while highlighting Poland's significant progress and a concerning decline in social acceptance in some Western nations.
Read MoreConnor Storrie, star of the popular gay hockey romance series 'Heated Rivalry,' hosted 'Saturday Night Live,' using his monologue to welcome Olympic athletes and his co-star, marking a significant mainstream moment for the show's breakout cast.
Read MoreThe UK's House of Lords has narrowly approved new rules to outlaw pornography depicting step-family relationships and adults portraying children, as part of a wider bill strengthening online safety and consent laws.
Read MoreThe International Pride Awards will return in 2026, with the final ceremony set to take place in Amsterdam during WorldPride. The initiative, a collaboration between UNDP and ILGA World, will honour five individuals and organisations for their contributions to global LGBTIQ+ equality.
Read MoreThe release of 'Ferry Lost,' a documentary detailing actor Ferry Doedens' ongoing struggles with addiction, has sparked a heated debate among Dutch personalities over the ethics of broadcasting such a vulnerable period in his life.
Read MoreOn 12 March, Brainwash Night at Amsterdam's RADION will feature a multi-disciplinary program of talks, performances, and films examining the complex meanings of safety, autonomy, and connection in a turbulent world.
Read MoreThe head of Scouting America has confirmed the organization's commitment to including transgender youth, directly refuting claims by a top U.S. official that the policy would be reversed amid political pressure.
Read MoreThe 29th edition of Amsterdam's Roze Filmdagen will feature 124 screenings from March 18-29, 2026, showcasing a diverse range of international features, documentaries, and local productions. Ticket sales begin March 2.
Read MoreTwo transgender men have filed a lawsuit against a new Kansas law that abruptly invalidates their driver's licenses and allows citizens to sue people for using public restrooms.
Read MoreA new 'Rainbow Canon' detailing the queer history of Utrecht has been integrated into the Canon of the Netherlands, marking a first for the national historical framework.
Read MoreThe Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in Leiden is offering a free audio tour throughout March, exploring stories of gender and sexuality across eleven objects from its ancient collections.
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.
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