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Genderless ID: A Step Forward or a Missed Opportunity?
For the first time in Belgium, non-binary individuals will soon be able to request an
Communauté
Nous avons appris que notre communauté est plus forte lorsque nous sommes unis. À Bruxelles, nous avons la chance d'avoir un large éventail d'organisations LGBTQ et une communauté queer dynamique et visible. La diversité est une force - nous n'avons pas besoin d'être tous pareils, mais nous nous respectons tous et nous nous soutenons mutuellement.
Nous sommes fiers de pouvoir présenter certains des leaders, des événements et des questions qui sont importants pour notre communauté. Nous sommes fiers de faire partie de la communauté LGBTQ de Bruxelles.
DEIhysteria: When the U.S. Tries to Cancel Inclusion in Europe
Imagine this: you’re a company in Paris, Brussels or Amsterdam, proud of your inclusive policies,
Visible, Loud, and Unstoppable: Honouring Trans Day of Visibility
On the occasion of Trans Day of Visibility 2025, KET celebrates trans lives, resilience, and
Mic Owl: From Heartbeats to House Beats
I love dancing and I’m fascinated by the rise of voguing in the Brussels club
Flood Budapest – Because Pride Is Not a Crime
This year, Budapest Pride marks its 30th anniversary. For three decades, Hungary’s LGBTQIA+ community has
Stars, Stripes & Red Flags: Belgium Warns Queer Travelers Heading to the U.S.
Belgium’s Foreign Affairs office is preparing to update its travel advice for citizens visiting the
Paula Roïd: Diaspora, Drag & Defiance
Meet Paula Roïd: a Brussels-based drag queen born in Sri Lanka, raised in the Paris
Mickey Says No to Hate: Disney Shareholders Reject Anti-Queer Push
In a powerful show of support for LGBTQ+ rights, Disney shareholders have overwhelmingly rejected a
From Paris to Punchlines: Marine Sergent Finds Her Voice in Brussels
Marine Sergent is a stand-up comedian and co-creator of Atout Comedy Club, a collective promoting
Hungary Bans Pride and Uses Facial Recognition to Hunt Down Attendees
Hungary has officially banned Budapest’s Pride, passing a bill that equates any public display or