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Trans creators condemn Bluesky suspensions over J.K. Rowling criticism

Trans creators condemn Bluesky suspensions over J.K. Rowling criticism

A growing number of trans creators have voiced outrage over what they describe as disproportionate and inconsistent moderation by social media platform Bluesky, following a series of suspensions linked to criticism of author J.K. Rowling. The controversy erupted after trans writer and YouTuber Jessie Earl, known online as Jessie

Gay Mauritian couple celebrates UK civil partnership and calls for full equality at home

Gay Mauritian couple celebrates UK civil partnership and calls for full equality at home

Mauritian nationals Pliny Soocoormanee, who works for Peter Tatchell Foundation, and Jay Raj have officially registered their civil partnership in Birmingham - a personal milestone they describe as both a celebration of love and a statement of visibility. Their union comes just two years after the Supreme Court of Mauritius

Prince Philip’s cousin Lord Ivar Mountbatten shares late Duke’s supportive words after coming out as gay

Prince Philip’s cousin Lord Ivar Mountbatten shares late Duke’s supportive words after coming out as gay

In a heartfelt revelation, Lord Ivar Mountbatten, a cousin of the late Prince Philip, has shared the kind and accepting words the Duke of Edinburgh offered upon learning of his relative’s sexuality. Speaking on the Rosebud podcast with Gyles Brandreth, Lord Ivar recounted his surprise when Brandreth mentioned to

Rylan Clark urges greater visibility for trans stories amid rising hostility

Rylan Clark urges greater visibility for trans stories amid rising hostility

Television and radio presenter Rylan Clark has called for more representation of trans individuals in the media, highlighting what he described as a “mass wave of hate” currently affecting the community. Speaking at the Edinburgh TV Festival, Clark, 36, known for his work on This Morning and Big Brother’s

Trans and cisgender people face "job loss, violence, vigilantism and wholesale exclusion" following Supreme Court ruling and EHRC guidance, report shows

Trans and cisgender people face "job loss, violence, vigilantism and wholesale exclusion" following Supreme Court ruling and EHRC guidance, report shows

"Shocking" new evidence released this week has shone a light on how cis and trans people, since the Supreme Court ruling (FWS vs The Scottish Ministers) in April 2025, face "violence, harassment and exclusion" whether or not they are trying to follow “the new rules”. The

Nepal Pride returns in defiant celebration after Trump cuts foreign aid funding

Nepal Pride returns in defiant celebration after Trump cuts foreign aid funding

Nepal’s LGBTQ+ community triumphantly returned to the streets of Kathmandu for the first Nepal Pride parade since the Trump administration’s funding cuts disrupted years of progress. The event, held during the traditional Gai Jatra festival, was both a celebration and a protest - marking resilience in the face

Human rights and LGBTQ+ activist Ibtissam ‘Betty’ Lachgar arrested in Morocco for wearing T-shirt saying 'Allah is a lesbian'

Human rights and LGBTQ+ activist Ibtissam ‘Betty’ Lachgar arrested in Morocco for wearing T-shirt saying 'Allah is a lesbian'

Campaigners are calling for the release of a woman arrested in Morocco for ‘offending Islam’ after she wore a T-shirt saying 'Allah is a lesbian'. The Moroccan Public Prosecutor's Office announced yesterday - Sunday, 10 August - it had taken human rights activist Ibtissam ‘Betty’ Lachgar

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