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Two Senegalese migrants who attempted to save the life of a gay man beaten to death in Spain have been honoured for their heroic actions

Two Senegalese migrants who attempted to save the life of a gay man beaten to death in Spain have been honoured for their heroic actions

Two Senegalese migrants who stepped in to save the life of a gay man beaten to death in Spain have been honoured for their heroic actions. Ibrahima Diack and Magatte N’Diaye, were given “adopted sons of the city” status in A Coruña on Monday, February 24 in a formal ceremony recognising their action

Gay Spanish matador urged to quit killing bulls

Gay Spanish matador urged to quit killing bulls

After Mario Alcalde came out as Spain’s first openly LGBTQ+ matador, animal rights ally and LGBTQ+ rights campaigner Peter Tatchell has sent a letter to Alcalde imploring the bullfighter to see the parallels between the oppression of LGBTQ+ people and that of animals – and take a stand against the “

ELSKA spotlights bodies and voices of gay Madrid

ELSKA spotlights bodies and voices of gay Madrid

Elska, a project dedicated to sharing the bodies and voices of LGBTQ communities around the world, has put the spotlight on Madrid for its latest edition. Inside, readers can get to know a selection of ordinary men from the Spanish capital, introducing them through a combination of honest photograph

COLUMN: Traveller’s Tales: Where will we go to this year?

COLUMN: Traveller’s Tales: Where will we go to this year?

The world has cautiously opened up again and we can go almost anywhere including of course our closest friend, France. With all French government pronouncements there always has to be a health warning as they are quite capable of closing their frontiers at a moment’s notice without much warning. The

EU rules in favour of same-sex parents after their child’s citizenship battle

EU rules in favour of same-sex parents after their child’s citizenship battle

The EU’s top court has ruled in favour of a same-sex couple after authorities in Bulgaria refused to issue a birth certificate to their child.

Madrid holds protest after wave of hate crimes

Madrid holds protest after wave of hate crimes

Hundreds of marchers gathered in central Madrid on September 11 to protest the rising number of anti-LGBTQ+ hate crimes in Spain.

Report: 85% of Brits supportive of LGB family members

Report: 85% of Brits supportive of LGB family members

A newly released YouGov poll found the majority of British respondents would be supportive if a close family member came out as LGB.

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