Hundreds of Cubans march for LGBTI rights

By Jess Aloe If you want to read it in English visit BBJ.The number of people in Massachusetts who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender is still increasing.A new report by the Fenway Institute and the Boston Foundation's Equality Fund, published on Tuesday, also revealed significant differences between different age groups. Researchers used several state surveys, including the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey, t…

The cases of violence and discrimination are very worrying, warn Unia and the Institute for Equality of Women and Men. ...

Activists and representatives in Cuba of the LGBTIQ+ community starred this Saturday, in the Vedado capitalino, a conga in greeting to the International Day of the Fight against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, to be celebrated next May 17

HAVANA (AP) — Sexual diversity activists and community leaders marched Saturday along a central avenue in Havana as part of activities planned for the days of struggle in defense of women's rights.

Four out of ten gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgenders, more than two million Spaniards, have suffered attacks, harassment or discrimination

More physical attacks, more insults and more discrimination. In one year, the hatred against LGTBIQ+ people has not stopped growing. This is shown by the State LGTBI+ report, prepared by the LGTBI+ State Federation and presented on Wednesday. According to its authors, 42.5% of the people in the collective have been victims of a hate situation in the last year. And the biggest increase has been the crudest violence: physical and verbal attacks ha…