Pride Week : the program
From May 8th to 17th, Brussels will come alive with the vibrant energy of Pride
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Trangs rights advocacy surges ahead in France
In France, a significant wave of activism has been building momentum in recent weeks, amplifying
Café Le Fontainas: A Community Effort to Restore an Icon
After a period of closure, Café Le Fontainas is poised for a comeback. Supported by
Ex Aequo Marks 30 Years: Reflecting on a Journey of HIV Advocacy
Ex Aequo, the community association for gay men’s health, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this
Deadline Extended: Submit Your Entries for the First KET Rainbow Awards 2024 by April 29
Good news! The deadline to enter the first-ever KET Rainbow Awards 2024 has been moved
Flemish Nationalists’ opposition to Belgian inclusive vision in the European Parliament
A recent analysis by Forbidden Colours has illuminated the voting behaviors of Belgian Members of
Assessing the EU’s Approach to LGBTIQ+ Rights: Insights from Forbidden Colours Report
Forbidden Colours, a prominent advocate for LGBTIQ+ rights, recently published its report titled ‘Queer your
Cendrillon, Ce Macho! Le Remix: A Contemporary Twist on a Classic Tale
Brussels’ Théâtre de la Toison d’Or (TTO) is once again pushing boundaries with its latest
Hangar Festival 2024: A Celebration of Music and Inclusivity
The Hangar Festival returns to Brussels for its third edition on April 27th and 28th,
Lesbophobic remarks disrupt film festival, shocking attendees.
The screening of “Love Lies Bleeding” at the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival on Saturday
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