Ugandan Parliament Reconvenes, With Lingering Kill The Gays Bill
February 07 2013 5:23 PM ET

Ugandan Parliament Reconvenes, With Lingering 'Kill The Gays' Bill

Sunnivie Brydum

The 'Kill The Gays' Bill is anything but dead as Uganda's parliament goes back to work.

Australian Footballers March in Melbourne Pride Parade
February 04 2013 6:54 PM ET

Australian Footballers March in Melbourne Pride Parade

Neal Broverman

The professional players march in solidarity with LGBT revelers.

French Assembly Moves Toward Legalizing Marriage Equality
February 02 2013 3:27 PM ET

France Takes Important Step Toward Marriage Equality

Neal Broverman

The French assembly overwhelmingly advances a marriage equality bill.

Icelandic Teen Wins Right to Birth Name
January 31 2013 7:42 PM ET

Icelandic Teen Wins Right to Birth Name

Clea Kim

Government officials in Iceland argued that Blaer Bjarkardottir's name was too masculine for a girl.

January 30 2013 4:37 PM ET

Was Ghandi Gay or Bisexual?

PHOTOS: Argentinians Have a Message for France — 'Oui'
January 28 2013 8:00 AM ET

PHOTOS: Argentinians Have a Message for France

Lucas Grindley

If lawmakers in France vote yes to legalize same-sex marriage, the country would become only the 12th in the world where gays and lesbians can wed. Argentina joined that elite list in 2010. Activists gathered on Sunday at the Plaza Francia in Buenos Aires to send a message of support.

PHOTOS: Huge Pro-Marriage Demonstrations in France
January 28 2013 1:42 AM ET

PHOTOS: Huge Pro-Marriage Rallies in France

Lucas Grindley

The opposition to same-sex marriage in France has staged protests drawing thousands. But this weekend, over the course of two days, demonstrators across the country made the case for marriage equality. French lawmakers are expected this week to take up consideration of the law, which includes adoption rights for same-sex couples.

Russia Gives Preliminary Approval to Anti-'Gay Propaganda' Bill
January 25 2013 7:16 PM ET January 26 2013 1:06 PM ET

U.S. Condemns Russia for Approving 'Gay Propaganda' Bill

Trudy Ring

The bill, a nationwide version of one passed in the city of St. Petersburg, would outlaw any public LGBT events or discussions that would be accessible to minors.

Russia Has a Weird Plan to Stop Gays From Joining Military
January 24 2013 5:00 PM ET

Russia Has a Weird Plan to Stop Gays From Joining Military

Lucas Grindley

The Russian military goes much further than the antiquated U.S. policy of "don't ask, don't tell" with new guidelines that have recruits facing odd questions and physical searches.

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