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45% of the world doesn't think their country is a good place for gay and lesbian people

Just 39 percent of people from over 120 countries said that their area was a good place for gay and lesbian people.

Kyrgyzstan Considers 'Gay Propaganda' Ban

The former Soviet republic may follow the lead of Mother Russia.

'Gay' Carved Into Man's Body in Kyrgyzstan Attack

This was the second attack on the bisexual man in one month, leading him to flee the country.

Kyrgyzstan Advances Harsh 'Gay Propaganda' Bill

The bill, even more draconian than Russia's, has received the second of three necessary approvals by Kyrgyz lawmakers.

Kyrgyzstan Police Complicit in Violent Attack, Say LGBT Demonstrators

Police were no help when anti-LGBT nationalists attacked an LGBT group on International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia in Kyrgyzstan's capital city.

Which Country Managed to Create an Antigay Law Harsher Than Russia's?

Having run out of domestic options, Kyrgyzstani LGBT activists seek international pressure on leaders to back away from a proposed draconian antigay law.

An Asian Antigay Bill Could Have Global Repercussions

Why you need to know and care about the situation in Kyrgyzstan.

Former Soviet Nation Gives Same-Sex Couples More Rights

Estonia just became the first former Soviet nation to offer legal recognition to same-sex couples.

U.S. LGBTs Celebrate, But Atrocities Abroad Escalate

On the eve of the international day of solidarity with LGBT Egyptians, be mindful of how our brothers and sisters abroad still need our support.

Why Ted Cruz Wants You to Watch This Ellen Page Video

It's unclear whether Ted Cruz really meant to imply the U.S. should ban foreign aid to countries that use the death penalty for gays and lesbians.

7 Terrifying Quotes To Make You Resolute for Equality

We have a lot of work cut out for us this year.

Virulent New Strain of HIV Discovered in Russia

There's a new strain of HIV that's rapidly infecting folks.

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11 Spirit Day Tweets from 11 Surprising Countries

It's no surprise that many in the Western world joined in last week's Spirit Day campaign against bullying. But did you know some Iranians also joined in?

Court: Russian LGBT Teen Page's Admin Violated 'Propaganda' Ban

Journalist Lena Klimova has been fined 50,000 rubles for running an online resource for LGBT youth.

Where in the World Are the Happiest Gay Men?

Go north, boys! A global survey of gay men suggests you'll find the happiest gay men on earth... in Iceland.

Return to Uzbekistan Could Mean Death for Gay Reporter in Russia

Deportation of Khudoberdi Nurmatov, who writes under the pen name Ali Feruz, has been stayed for now, but his future is uncertain.

Why Wouldn't the U.S. Condemn the Death Penalty for Gays?

The State Department has excuses for voting against a pro-LGBT U.N. measure, but it still belies Trump's pledge to protect "the gays."

Op-ed: Global LGBT Rights a Patchwork of Equality and Persecution

This year saw some steps forward on global LGBT human rights, but many victories came in the form of harm reduction rather than 'clean' wins.

Women's autonomy is fundamental in the fight for queer justice

The latest attack on reproductive rights isn't just a U.S. issue. Learn about these rulings' global impact and the fight for fertility treatment access and parental rights with Human Rights Watch's Erin Kilbride.