WR News Writer
Sexual minorities in South Korea face an arduous battle for acceptance in a society infused in conservative, Confucian virtues. A recent study underscores this struggle, revealing that a majority of South Koreans are loath to
Senior Reporter
June embarks the start of a 30 day celebration better known as Pride Month. The Pride Month is in relation to embracing the LGBTQ Communities. According to the human rights campaign, Pride was inspired by
WR News Writer
Two weeks ago, the Court of Final Appeal in Hong Kong ordered the government to establish some form of civil partnership framework for same-sex couples and the wider LGBTQ community. It gave the government two
Freelance writer
Gay people continue to experience discrimination, violence, harassment, and social stigma on a global scale. While social movements have seen advancements toward acceptance in many nations, homosexuality is still illegal and punishable, sometimes with the
Freelance writer
Azerbaijan, which lies on the border between Eastern Europe and Western Asia, decriminalized homosexuality in 2000. Despite this, LGBT people in Europe's worst country for gay rights are routinely targeted and attacked by authorities and
Shreya Shah
Europe - Europe has been under scanner for its conservatism for a long time. Despite exhibiting some of the most developed, financially stable nations, it has been under severe scrutiny for its LGBTQ rights, which
U.J.M
It is an unprecedented moment for the LGBTQ community in Israel. Despite much pressure from the religious groups, a bill has passed its first stage in the Israeli parliament that does away with the practice
Dr. Neha Mathur
A watershed moment marked the history with Supreme Court ruling in the U.S. – lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender workers are now protected under federal civil rights law. This historic decision by Justice Neil Gorsuch,
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