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“Homosexuals will no longer breathe in this country.": Senegal MPs back law doubling prison terms for gay relations

“Homosexuals will no longer breathe in this country.": Senegal MPs back law doubling prison terms for gay relations

Senegal’s National Assembly has voted to dramatically toughen the country’s already harsh anti‑LGBTQ+ laws, passing legislation that doubles the maximum prison sentence for same‑sex relations from five to ten years amid an escalating crackdown on the community. The bill, approved on Wednesday, 12 March by an

Moroccan LGBTQ+ activist faces arm amputation after being jailed over ‘Allah is a lesbian’ T‑shirt

Moroccan LGBTQ+ activist faces arm amputation after being jailed over ‘Allah is a lesbian’ T‑shirt

Ibtissame “Betty” Lachgar, a prominent Moroccan feminist and LGBTQ+ rights activist, is facing the possible amputation of her left arm after sustaining untreated injuries while serving a prison sentence linked to a controversial T‑shirt. The 50‑year‑old psychologist and co‑founder of the Alternative Movement for Individual Freedoms

More in Common poll suggests Reform UK leading amongst gay and bisexual men

More in Common poll suggests Reform UK leading amongst gay and bisexual men

A new set of polling figures attributed to More in Common suggests that Reform UK is now leading amongst gay and bisexual men. The chart, shared widely on social media by Reform UK figures such as Darren Grimes and Dr David Bull, indicates that 25% of gay or bisexual men

“Palladium of Drag”, The Black Cap, returns to Camden after decade-long community campaign

“Palladium of Drag”, The Black Cap, returns to Camden after decade-long community campaign

One of London’s most iconic LGBTQ+ cabaret venues will reopen its doors on 21 March 2026 for an all-ticket event, marking the return of the historic Camden pub after more than a decade. Closed since 2015, the landmark venue on Camden High Street has been lovingly restored following a

BBC pulls plug on LGBTQ+ dating shows 'I Kissed A Boy' and 'I Kissed A Girl' amid funding squeeze

BBC pulls plug on LGBTQ+ dating shows 'I Kissed A Boy' and 'I Kissed A Girl' amid funding squeeze

The BBC has confirmed that its groundbreaking LGBTQ+ dating shows I Kissed A Boy and I Kissed A Girl will not be returning after the upcoming second series of I Kissed A Girl, citing ongoing “funding challenges” as the reason behind the cancellation. The two series, both hosted by pop

REVIEW: Double Indemnity @ Theatre Royal Brighton

REVIEW: Double Indemnity @ Theatre Royal Brighton

The raw animal magnetism that should make Walter's catastrophic decision feel inevitable remains frustratingly elusive. When the central seduction doesn't convince, the whole scheme feels less like irresistible temptation and more like a rather poor life choice.

The Saturdays' Una Healy to headline Out Out!, Revenge Brighton's flagship over‑25s queer club night

The Saturdays' Una Healy to headline Out Out!, Revenge Brighton's flagship over‑25s queer club night

Una Healy from The Saturdays is set to take centre stage at Brighton’s LGBTQ+ hotspot Revenge later this month, as the venue brings back its flagship over‑25s queer club night, Out Out!, for a second edition. The former Saturdays star will headline Out Out! Vol 2 on Saturday,

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