Month: June 2018
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CJEU rules that ‘spouse’ definition in free movement law includes same-sex couples
In a landmark decision, issued this morning, the Court of Justice of the European Union has defined the term ‘spouse’ for the purposes of freedom of movement for the first time.
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TLDEF: Importance of Anti-Discrimination Laws Following Supreme Court Ruling in Masterpiece Cakeshop Case
Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund today restated the strong need for anti-bias protections in response to the Supreme Court’s narrow ruling in favour of a Denver bakery owner’s challenge to Colorado’s anti-discrimination law.
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Russian Cossacks to prevent gay World Cup fans kissing
Cossacks will police a World Cup host city this month to stop gay fans kissing.
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An explosive queer wind blows in to a small Portuguese village in «Al Berto»
It’s 1975 and when the winds of change are blowing over post-revolutionary Portugal.
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Gay Music Chart – 2018 – Week 23
Gay Music Chart, the LGBTQA related music videos TOP 50 actuality and most requested music.
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New Book Looks at Lives of Trans Sex Workers in World of Ryan Murphy’s «Pose»
The June 3 debut of Ryan Murphy’s «Pose», set in the late 80s NYC world of black and Latino drag competitions known as «balls» presents a great opportunity to raise awareness of the harsh lives of many trans people of colour, particularly those on the ball culture scene, who do sex work to survive.