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Thousands attend funeral of LGBTQ+ TikTok influencer Ko Tin Zaw Htwe, who was found beaten to death in Thailand

Thousands attend funeral of LGBTQ+ TikTok influencer Ko Tin Zaw Htwe, who was found beaten to death in Thailand

*Graphic content warning* Thousands have attended the funeral of Ko Tin Zaw Htwe, a popular LGBTQ+ TikTok creator from Myanmar, who was found beaten to death in a forested area of Mae Sot, northern Thailand. The 25‑year‑old influencer, known online as Irrawaddy Ma or Ayarwaddy, had amassed close

Mawaan Rizwan to headline Loving Men+ fundraiser, 'Love Glitter Gala', next month

Mawaan Rizwan to headline Loving Men+ fundraiser, 'Love Glitter Gala', next month

BAFTA-winning comedian Mawaan Rizwan will headline the Love Glitter Gala at art’otel London Hoxton on Friday, 6 February, as the Shoreditch hotel prepares to host a sparkling night of performance in aid of Loving Men+, which exists to support gay, bi, queer cis and trans men and gender non-binary

Government and EHRC in talks over single-sex spaces guidance as campaigners urge clarity on trans inclusion

Government and EHRC in talks over single-sex spaces guidance as campaigners urge clarity on trans inclusion

Ministers are reported to be in discussions with the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) over revisions to its draft Code of Practice on single-sex spaces, amid sustained controversy over its potential impact on trans people and service providers. According to The Guardian, the EHRC’s guidance on how to

Family of gay student, Ed Cornes, accuse Met Police of 'homophobia' after his death

Family of gay student, Ed Cornes, accuse Met Police of 'homophobia' after his death

The family of 19‑year‑old university student Ed Cornes have accused the Metropolitan Police of a series of serious investigative failures - claiming institutional homophobia played a role - after he was found dead in a central London hotel in October 2021. Cornes, who had just begun his first

LGBTQ+ victims of the Holocaust remembered on Holocaust Memorial Day

LGBTQ+ victims of the Holocaust remembered on Holocaust Memorial Day

As the UK marks Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) on 27 January 2026, the spotlight turns once again to the millions targeted and murdered under Nazi persecution - including LGBTQ+ people, whose experiences were long overlooked in post-war remembrance. This year’s national theme, Bridging Generations, invites renewed reflection on stories

Brandi Carlile announces $25,000 grant to support ICE detainees in Minnesota

Brandi Carlile announces $25,000 grant to support ICE detainees in Minnesota

Lesbian singer-songwriter and activist Brandi Carlile has said she is “heartbroken and angry for Minnesota”, as she announced new funding to support people held in immigration detention and urged communities to stand together against what she described as a growing climate of hate. In a statement released on social media,

Good Law Project launches Trans Unity Quilt Project to bring joy and hope to trans people across the UK

Good Law Project launches Trans Unity Quilt Project to bring joy and hope to trans people across the UK

Good Law Project has launched the Trans Unity Quilt Project, a campaign by and for trans people across the UK to bring joy and hope by making a quilt that will stretch over 50 metres long Inspired by the long history of textile protest art, Good Law Project is working

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