Should LGBTQ+ travelers visit places where homosexuality is outlawed? It's complicated
"If you really want to go there, you need to respect the laws and religion of these countries and play the game.”
June 3, 2024
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"If you really want to go there, you need to respect the laws and religion of these countries and play the game.”
The Canadian government is warning its citizens to read up on anti-LGBTQ+ laws in states they plan to visit.
A German official confirmed the government’s alert to The Advocate.
President Obama reassured travelers that they are welcome in the "beautiful states" of Mississippi and North Carolina.
Recent anti-LGBT legislation in North Carolina and Mississippi prompt a formal message from the United Kingdom's Foreign Office.
Transgender leaders and organizers respond to Travel fears ahead of WorldPride in Trump’s DC.
The country with the world's fastest-growing HIV epidemic has declared nations with LGBT celebrations a health risk.
The organizers are responding to concerns from international travelers under the second Trump administration.
Capital Pride Alliance executive director Ryan Bos said the group was weighing issuing a warning.
Donald Trump's attack on trans rights have led to some countries warning LGBTQ+ people about traveling to the U.S.
The Nordic nation joins a growing list of countries warning trans folks visiting the U.S.
The out transportation secretary sees this weekend as a stress test.
There are many reasons for LGBTQ+ people to feel unsafe in the United States.
Speaking in London, the president tells a British activist he's hamstrung on anti-LGBT laws thanks to the Republican-controlled Congress.
The worldwide LGBTQ+ celebration begins on May 17.
The European Union is taking a stand against North Carolina's anti-LGBT law.
These states stand to lose billions of dollars in revenue each year.
The U.S. federal government won’t say why they’re holding Fabian Schmidt.
"We really want you to return there, where you can openly submit to your sins."