Europe

The appointment of Sébastien Lecornu as France’s new Prime Minister has sparked controversy, particularly among LGBTQ+ advocates and left-wing politicians, due to his past opposition to same-sex marriage. Lecornu, a long-time ally of President Emmanuel Macron and former Defence Minister, was named Prime Minister on 9 September following the

Over 1,000 LGBTQ+ Catholics, including many from trans communities, participated in the first officially recognised LGBTQ+ pilgrimage to the Vatican at the weekend. The event, part of the Church’s Jubilee Holy Year, marked the first time such a pilgrimage was listed on the Vatican’s official calendar. Organised

Around a hundred people gathered outside the French Ministry of Education this week to honour the memory of Caroline Grandjean, a school headmistress who tragically took her own life after enduring years of homophobic abuse. The rally, organised by SOS Homophobie and Inter-LGBT, was a solemn call for justice and

This article includes language many may find offensive A French school principal has died by suicide after enduring a prolonged campaign of homophobic harassment, sparking outrage and calls for institutional accountability across the education sector. Caroline Grandjean, 42, jumped to her death from a cliff near Anglards-de-Salers in the Cantal

The Netherlands is on the brink of criminalising so-called 'conversion therapy', as a revised bill gains momentum in the Dutch parliament. MPs are expected to vote next week on legislation that would make the controversial practice a criminal offence, following years of campaigning by progressive parties and LGBTQ+