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“The Court finds that the public benefits from living in a country where rules are followed and where promises are kept,” Judge Brian E. Murphy wrote.
The nation did not allow same-sex marriage anyway, but supporters of new legislation said it guards against "practices ... incongruous with Christian morality."
Tell the administration we need to help queer migrants, not return them to discrimination and violence.
The Justice Department aims to bar anyone who enters the U.S. illegally from applying for asylum, a move that would put many in mortal danger.
These people are not dangerous; they're desperate.
Corrupt leaders from Colombia to Hungary to Oklahoma are using us as pawns to maintain power.
“I am the smallest version of myself because I have so much more fear, the man told a Massachusetts district court.
Over the weekend, people in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Costa Rica revelled in their Marchas de la Diversidad.
America has turned its back on queer refugees.
Gay Latinos are crossing the border from Mexico in search of a better life and a place where they can be themselves. But when they get here they're not always finding the American dream.
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that the 20 countries under its jurisdiction must enact marriage equality if they haven't already done so.
A federal appeals court should consider her case, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously.
A culture of severe social media bullying is shaking this nation's vulnerable queer community.
Two trans women and one gay man were killed in separate attacks. Human Rights Watch is concerned about the safety of LGBTQ+ folks there.
On her path to becoming an out role model, Jossie Ochoa has had to fight trolls and sensationalistic headlines.
LGBTs are learning that with Kiva, a tiny loan can change a life.
Nicoll Hernandez-Polanco's experiences of sexual assault and solitary confinement are a prime example of how the immigration system mistreats trans women, say advocates.
