The Empathy Movement is hosting a free conference in Amsterdam on November 22, featuring guided discussions on topics including LGBTQ+ identity, migration, and racism to foster community connection.
Read moreA 30-year-old Swiss man has been sentenced to prison in Germany for luring gay teenagers into forced prostitution using drugs and false promises of a better life.
Read moreTwo men in Mali have been sentenced to six months in prison for 'unnatural acts,' marking the first known conviction since the country officially criminalized homosexuality in late 2024.
Read moreA librarian in the US state of Georgia is taking legal action after being dismissed from her job of 15 years, allegedly for allowing a children's book about a transgender boy to be part of a library display.
Read moreAdvocacy groups in France have successfully amended a proposed law that would have criminalized online adult content platforms, securing a significant victory for digital sex workers.
Read moreA series of queer film screenings starts on Friday 30 October at De Nieuwe Kerk on Dam Square, running over two weekends. Each ticket includes entry to the 'Queer Amsterdam' exhibition.
Read moreA new investigation by Pointer has found that one in five social media posts about the LGBTQIA+ community in the Netherlands is hateful, with much of this hostility originating from organized anti-trans groups.
Read moreThe Star Trek and X-Men actor, who died at 86, is remembered for his decades of vocal support for the LGBTQ+ community and his profound friendship with Sir Ian McKellen.
Read moreAmsterdam's LGBTQ+ Film Festival is calling on past and present attendees to share their experiences and memories in preparation for its 30th edition in 2027.
Read moreRemember Coach Beiste from Glee? Well, actress Dot-Marie Jones is back in a bizarre new horror film called 'Breeder,' playing an eccentric who wants to move from poodles to people. Critics are loving the weirdness, and apparently, there's a lot of male nudity.
Read moreNew Dutch film 'Youri' explores the life of celebrated gay Soviet pianist Youri Egorov in 1980s Amsterdam, starring Levan Gelbakhiani from the acclaimed queer film 'And Then We Danced'.
Read moreThe world's largest documentary festival, IDFA, starts its ticket sales today. Since there's no official queer program, we've curated a complete guide to all the LGBTQ+ films you can't miss.
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