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South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson told Columbia that its ban on the discredited practice of conversion therapy was unconstitutional, but critics questioned the timing and motivation of the letter.
Human rights groups found centers taking individuals in against their will and using practices including electroshock therapy.
A U.K. news series documents the continued use of 'ex-gay' therapy in China, years after homosexuality was removed from a list of mental illnesses.
Irish Equality Minister Roderic O'Gorman is committed to having the practice banned by 2024.
Queens University Belfast continued research on the practice as late as 1973.
The platform announced an update to how it will enforce its community guidelines against anti-LGBTQ+ and other hateful content.
A federal judge strikes down Tampa, Fla.'s effort to end "ex-gay" and "ex-trans" therapy on minors.
Victorian Senator Janet Rice shared the story of a boy who had been traumatized with attempts to turn him straight.
After a clinic tried using electrical shocks to 'cure' him of being gay, Xiao Zhen is suing both the clinic and the search engine that led him there.
The Mormon university's shifting decisions about its Honor Code highlight an unceasing animus, writes a former professor.
Seiter, who came out as bisexual in June, had been open about his mental health struggles.
Two guys in love snuggle in their seats. A flight attendant reprimands them. An ugly incident ensues. Dreading this kind of embarrassment, many of us "cover"--hide our love in public. But if we're hiding, how can we make progress?
Amid spontaneous chants of "Four more years!" California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger appeared Thursday night at a Los Angeles fund-raiser for the California chapter of the gay political group Log Cabin Republicans.
A brief history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints' complicated relationship with persecution.
First-time novelist Jeffrey Sharlach speaks with DNC treasurer and acclaimed author Andrew Tobias on coming out in the 1970s as nice Jewish boys and what opportunities young people have now when it comes to connecting with LGBT family.
