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Man arrested under Russia's 'international LGBT extremism' law dies in custody

Andrei Kotov ran a travel agency that reportedly catered to gay men.

Why World Conference of Families Is Terrifying

The supposed LGBT assault on the family is being discussed this week in Salt Lake City, in advance of that animus and misinformation being spread around the world.

Russia Announces Chilling Move to Label 'International Public LGBT Movement' as 'Extremist'

The move is a further escalation of attacks on the LGBTQ+ community in Russia under President Vladimir Putin.

'Leelah's Law' Banning Conversion Therapy Heads to White House

Gathering more than 100,000 signatures in under a month, the petition hopes to end the damaging practice faced by late trans teen Leelah Alcorn and many other LGBT people nationwide.

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Op-ed: We Just Saw a Turning Point for Global LGBT Rights

It's apparent attitudes are changing when nations like Turkey, Jordan, and Georgia are paying attention to LGBT issues.

Op-ed: Why The U.N. Must Consider The Cruelty Behind Ex-Gay Therapy

Conversion therapy isn't just snake oil. It's poison.

Organizers Cancel 'Ex-Gay Pride Month' Citing Vague 'Security Threats'

Although Voice of the Voiceless cancelled its scheduled ex-gay pride month, it declared September as national ex-gay awareness month.

Puerto Vallarta Tourism Board Insists City Is Safe for Gay Travelers

After a Palm Springs real estate agent was shot while holding hands with his husband, officials insist the Mexican resort city is "welcoming and friendly."

Hate: America's Sleeper Export Exposed

A new HRC report shows an industry of anti-LGBT hate being exported all around the world.

Anti-Trans Bus Vandalized With 'Trans Liberation' Tag

A so-called "free speech" bus was spray painted with pro-trans messages on Thursday.

Sam Brownback Is an Appalling Choice for Religious Freedom Ambassador

As governor of Kansas, Brownback has shown that he defines "religious freedom" as freedom to discriminate, says the head of the state's ACLU affililiate.

Chinese Gays Have Grindr, But Little Else

Some hope the purchase of the gay hookup app by a Chinese company could be a turning point for equality.

Valentine's Day Ad Campaign Encourages Chinese LGBTs to Come Out

Social media ads feature same-sex and straight couples to illustrate that 'Love Is Not a Choice.'

How Do You Solve a Problem Like Michele Bachmann?

Attack ads are pervasive in politics, but none call out antigay candidates -- yet. Is now the time to go negative?

A Gay Film Sent an Entire Nation Into a Frenzy

Georgian officials were unprepared for the backlash that came with And Then We Danced. They must do better.

Russian man fined for joking that he started international LGBTQ+ movement

A Moscow court took Anton Yevdokimov seriously — or at least thought his joke amounted to pro-LGBTQ+ "propaganda" — and fined him 100,000 rubles, equivalent to about $950.

LGBT Rights Are Indeed Human Rights

During this month's Pride, don't forget all the battles being fought -- and won -- outside the U.S.

What's Good — and Bad — About the U.N.'s Agenda 2030

The United Nations adopts a groundbreaking agenda, but does it really protect LGBT people? The HRC's Jean Freedberg helps sort it out. 

Russian Parents Are Kidnapping Their LGBTQ+ Children and Sending Them to Conversion Therapy Camps

Survivors are speaking out about their horrifying ordeals.