RTVE, Pride and Public Service: Madrid’s Orgullo on Air and in the Streets
In Spain, public broadcaster RTVE once again celebrated Orgullo LGTBIQ+ by actively participating in the
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Guatemala’s Marriage Equality Case Could Redraw the Country’s Queer Future
In Guatemala, LGBTQ+ activists have filed a legal action to challenge the ban on same‑sex
Hungary’s Momentum Pushes for Adoption Rights: Why This Referendum Matters Beyond Budapest
In Hungary, the opposition party Momentum has launched a referendum initiative to allow same‑sex couples
Various Voices 2026: The Queer Choir City Finally Switches to “On”
After years of preparation, Various Voices Brussels 2026 finally kicks off today: delegations from across
Royalties: turning Belgium into a Queerdom for one queer, royal night
On 26 June 2026, Royalties – Let’s turn Belgium into a Queerdom will bring drag, ballroom and
“We are modern people”: what Zelensky’s call for open LGBTQ+ dialogue means in wartime Ukraine
In a rare, explicit reference to LGBTQ+ rights, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on 11 June that
Various Voices Brussels 2026: the choir festival is getting its volunteer chorus ready
In less than two months, Brussels will host Various Voices 2026, Europe’s biggest LGBTQI+ choir festival,
Pride as mourning and defiance: why Metz needs us to march with them
June is Pride month across the world, a time when marches, parades and festivals celebrate
When love becomes a crime: Niger’s new anti-LGBT law and what it means for our communities
Niger has just promulgated a new penal code that, for the first time, explicitly criminalises
One Last Warm-Up: Brussels Still Has Time to Join the Biggest LGBTQI+ Choir at ING Arena
Brussels has already been singing queer for weeks, and now one of the most open
