Tag: LGBTQ rights
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Justice for Trans Rights Activist: The Tragic Murder of Ali Jejhon Macalintal
On 23 June , 2025, transgender activist Ali Jejhon Macalintal was murdered in General Santos City, highlighting risks faced by Philippine activists. Advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, Ali fought systemic discrimination. Human Rights Watch seeks investigation, stressing need for activist protection. Remember Ali’s impact, ongoing fight for justice.
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The Growing Threat: Germany’s Extreme Right and LGBTQ Pride
In Germany, extreme right groups are increasingly targeting LGBTQ pride events with counter-demonstrations and regressive messages. Allies must stand firm, showing resilience and solidarity to defend LGBTQ rights against growing intolerance.
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The Rise of LGBTQ+ Persecution in Russia: A Call for Human Rights Advocacy
Russia’s Supreme Court labeling the LGBTQ movement as «extremist» has worsened LGBTQ persecution, increasing prosecutions and the impact of the 2013 «gay propaganda» law. International advocacy and support are urgently needed for those fleeing persecution as the global community must defend LGBTQ human rights in Russia.
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Meta’s Retreat from SF Pride: A Shift in LGBTQ+ Support?
Meta’s 2025 SF Pride support withdrawal sparks LGBTQ+ rights commitment concerns. The shift from ally under Zuckerberg to reduced support mirrors a troubling corporate trend. This article examines the implications, historical context, and challenges faced by LGBTQ+ rights in corporate America, questioning whether it’s disengagement or political pressure.
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Ola Hoftun Lillelien’s Stand Against Homophobia During Pride
Ola Lillelien, Norway’s openly gay handball player, faced homophobia during Oslo Pride prep. The hate speech underscores LGBTQ+ challenges. This article covers Ola’s fight for sports inclusivity, community support, and anti-homophobia efforts. Join the equality conversation.
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Belfast Pride March: Civil Servants Stand Against Political Controversy
Belfast Pride 2025 spotlights LGBTQIA rights in Northern Ireland amid puberty blocker legislation. «no going back» theme highlights fight against setbacks and civil service participation raises political tensions. The march underscores the political divide’s implications for LGBTQIA rights.