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Kenyan LGBTQ community vogues despite threat of repressive law
LGBTQ+ · Kenya

Kenyan LGBTQ community vogues despite threat of repressive law

60% Center coverage: 20 sources
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Victims of Japan’s Eugenic Protection Law Sterilized and Mutilated Without Consent
Human Rights · Czechia

Victims of Japan’s Eugenic Protection Law Sterilized and Mutilated Without Consent

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Victims of Japan’s costly Eugenic Protection Law took to the stage sharing their life stories, offering their tragedies of sterilization and mutilation, in return for the hopes of “a society without discrimination”. At a side event on International Sharing of the Experiences and Lessons of Japan’s Former Eugenic Protection Law held on June 10th, The …See the Story
Not Just Pride in Hungary: More from this year’s Rainbow Map | ILGA-Europe
Hungary · Hungary

Not Just Pride in Hungary: More from this year’s Rainbow Map | ILGA-Europe

While the UK, Hungary and Georgia captured the negative spotlight on this year’s Rainbow Map, deeper changes are reshaping the LGBTI rights landscape across Europe.  This is the first of a two-part blog series exploring key insights from ILGA-Europe’s Rainbow Map 2025. While much media attention has focused on countries with steep score drops like the UK, Hungary and Georgia, we’re taking a closer look at quieter changes. While the Rainbow Map m…Read Article

Hungary's LGBTQ+ law breaches EU regulation, top court advocate says

46% Left coverage: 33 sources
The legal case, labelled as one of the most significant human rights cases in the history of the EU, saw the European Parliament and 16 member states join it, demanding that Hungary annul the law.Viktor Orbán · HungarySee the Story

EU Enlargement Review 2025 | ILGA-Europe

ILGA-Europe and ERA launched our joint LGBTI Enlargement Review assessing gaps in legislation and policy for the human rights of LGBTI people in the enlargement countries, and identifying priorities for EU membership. The review will feed into the European Commission’s annual Enlargement Progress reports for Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Turkey, and Ukraine. The annual enlargement…Human RightsRead Article

Europe's Rights Body Says Hungary's Transparency Bill Threatens Human Rights

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
BUDAPEST - The Council of Europe's Commissioner for Human Rights has called on Hungarian lawmakers to reject or amend a bill that targets foreign-funded NGOs and media, citing concerns over human rights violations. Read more at straitstimes.com.Human Rights · HungarySee the Story

The healing power of gathering for queer Africans in Austria | ILGA-Europe

A conversation with Afro Rainbow Austria on why shared physical spaces are essential for healing, connection, and collective strength. “You can’t know what it means to live in a wooden house unless you’ve lived in one. Same with belonging. Same with being held. Same with sharing a space with people who don’t just tolerate you, but understand. People really underestimate the power of the feeling of belonging. No amount of therapy or medication ca…Austria · AustriaRead Article

[Opinion] What the CJEU AG’s Opinion in the infringement case against Hungary means for LGBTI equality in the EU | ILGA-Europe

The CJEU Advocate General has just delivered her Opinion in the Commission v Hungary “EU values” infringement case (C-769/22) – a major CJEU case on Hungary’s discriminatory 2021 anti-LGBTI law. What are the legal implications for the EU’s action on human rights? And what might it mean for other Member States? Join us for our session on Thursday, 12 June at 12:30 CEST to discuss the CJEU Advocate General’s Opinion to be rendered on 5 June in the…Opinion · HungaryRead Article

Joint Statement: CJEU to rule on landmark case regarding ban on legal gender recognition in Bulgaria | ILGA-Europe

The European Court of Justice has held a pivotal hearing in the Shipov case, challenging Bulgaria’s de facto ban on legal gender recognition and whether it violates fundamental EU rights. Today, the Court of Justice of the European Union held a hearing in Case C-43/24 Shipov. This hearing is a crucial step in this case, which challenges Bulgaria’s current ban on legal gender recognition.   Background The hearing follows a lawsuit filed by a Bulg…European Union · BulgariaSee the Story

The Power of Data: Bringing to light research on LGBTI homelessness in Europe | ILGA-Europe

June 4; 14.00-15.15 CET One in five members of the LGBTI community in the EU experience homelessness, rising to one in three for trans people and nearly 40% for intersex people. Lack of institutional support, social rejection and identity-related family conflict are amongst the causes for this.  Access to housing is a precondition for access to healthcare, employment, education and social services. Yet LGBTI homelessness remains hidden in Europe…LGBTQ+Read Article

Hungary targets critics with bill that would blacklist critical media and NGOs

45% Center coverage: 53 sources
The nationalist party of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán introduced a bill late Tuesday that would allow the government to monitor, restrict, penalize and potentially ban organizations it deems a threat to national sovereignty, marking a significant escalation of the government’s long-running crackdown on critical media and non-governmental organizations. The bill, submitted by a lawmaker in Orbán’s Fidesz party, would expand the authority of Hungary’s controversial Sovereignty Protection Office, allowing it to identify organizations that influence public debate or voter sentiment in ways it considers detrimental to Hungary’s interests.Hungary Politics · HungarySee the Story

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