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#GayWorldNews Featured Content VIDEO: From Brunei to Canada, a LGBT story Nineteen year-old transgender refugee Zoella Zayce fled to Canada in 2018 from Brunei, which this month introduced the death penalty for homosexuality. This is her story, in her words. April 19, 2019 Tweet    #GayAsia    #LGBTYouth    #GayWorldNews Indian lawyers who fought the country’s battle for LGBT rights among Times’ 100 most influential people in the world Menaka Guruswamy and Arundhati Katju have been featured in the Time Magazine’s list of 100 most influential people in the world. They argued that discrimination on the basis of sexuality and its expression is against fundamental human rights. April 18, 2019 Tweet    #GayIndy    #GayWorldNews Colombians stage kiss-a-thon after gay couple harassed at shopping mall The "kiss-a-thon" was held just days after two gay men in their early 20s were harassed at the Andino shopping center by a man who pushed the couple, screamed profanities at them and accused them of fondling each other in front of a group of children. April 18, 2019 Tweet    #GayBogota    #LGBTYouth    #GayWorldNews Weibo is taking down posts hashtagged #les, short for lesbian The micro-blogging platform Sina Weibo has begun purging posts and comments that carry the hashtag #les, which is short for lesbian. The quiet ban was first discovered by users of Weibo’s “super topic” (??) feature, which allows individuals to create online communities organized around hashtags. Weibo users are also no longer able to use the rainbow flag — widely recognized as a symbol of LGBT rig... April 15, 2019 Tweet    #GayChina    #GayWorldNews    #Lesbian Alarm bells sound over 'outings' in Japan's LGBT community People having their sexual orientation or gender identity revealed without their consent has become a deepening problem in Japan, a country known for its culture in which the "nail that sticks out gets hammered down." In recent years, there has a been a growing number of cases in which a… April 14, 2019 Tweet    #GayJapan    #Gaysian    #GayWorldNews Millennial activism: Daryl Yang fights for LGBT issues In 2014, the Health Promotion Board (HPB) published a set of FAQs on youth sexuality and received backlash for being affirming of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) experiences. There was even a petition asking for it to be taken down. April 14, 2019 Tweet    #GaySingapore    #LGBTYouth    #GayWorldNews How This Trans Politico Is Changing Indonesia From the Inside Kety Haji Jalla is an educator and political activist in an unusually tolerant part of Indonesia. April 14, 2019 Tweet    #GayAsia       #GayWorldNews    #Transgender Luxembourg's gay premier praises Mexico LGBT+ progress, sees more work ahead Xavier Bettel said Mexico was more advanced than other countries on LGBT+ and women's rights April 10, 2019 Tweet    #GayMexico    #LGBTRights    #GayWorldNews Brunei Enacts Harsh New Laws As Part Of Islamic Penal Code The new Islamic laws impose death by stoning as a punishment for sex between men and adultery, as well as amputation of limbs for theft. Lesbian sex can carry a penalty of up to 10 years in jail, the BBC reports. April 03, 2019 Tweet    #GayAsia    #GayWorldNews Selly Thiam's Digital Media Organization Is Committed To Documenting Stories of Queer Africans Thiam is proud of the work she is doing and the stories None on Record tells. “I think it means a lot to a lot of people to have these kinds of stories being told about them and their communities,” sh... View Article March 25, 2019 Tweet    #GayAfrica    #QPOC    #GayWorldNews    #Lesbian PiS Picks LGBT Battleground In Poland Poland's conservative society may not appear to be a natural home for LGBT struggles. But things are changing as the Catholic Church comes under fire and the ruling party slips in the polls. Poland's de facto ruler, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, is known to live at home with his cat. March 25, 2019 Tweet       #GayWorldNews The 10 legal hurdles LGBT+ people still face India and Angola legalised same-sex relations in 2018, while Chad criminalised gay sex March 20, 2019 Tweet    #GayIndia    #GayWorldNews Queer black mob face struggles beyond marriage equality The burdens faced by queer Indigenous mob need to be recognised. We should find strength and solidarity through our queerness March 05, 2019 Tweet    #GayAustralia    #QPOC    #GayWorldNews This Queer Journalist Wants to Unite Human Rights Defenders After facing deportation from Russia to Uzbekistan, where homosexuality is illegal, Ali Feruz set up a new media network to support journalists covering LGBTQ issues in post-Soviet states. February 21, 2019 Tweet    #GayMoscow       #GayWorldNews Gay couples in Japan join together on Valentine's Day to sue government over same-sex marriage ban Thirteen gay couples filed Japan's first lawsuit challenging the country's rejection of same-sex marriage on Valentine's Day, arguing the denial violates their constitutional right to equality. February 14, 2019 Tweet    #GayJapan    #GayWorldNews Whether it's a bar in Shinjuku or over a dating app with someone in Osaka, words matter when talking about LGBT topics According to a recent survey, around 1 in 11 Japanese say they identify as LGBT. Therefore, knowing the language of this diverse community can help greatly with understanding. January 29, 2019 Tweet    #GayJapan    #Gaysian    #GayWorldNews LGBT Brazilians ‘Fearful but Defiant’ as Bolsonaro Takes Power One of new Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro's first actions was to remove LGBT rights from a certain ministry. Campaigners are alarmed at what his next anti-LGBT move might be. January 05, 2019 Tweet    #GayBrazil    #GayWorldNews 'I decided not to hide it': LGBTQ people return to their home towns Leaving a small community for the big city used to be central to the gay experience. But increasingly LGBTQ people are going back home for good December 29, 2018 Tweet    #GayUK    #GayWorldNews Atlantis Events and RSVP Vacations Lead in Launching the Groundbreaking Destination Equality Campaign to Lift Up the Caribbean LGBT Community Destination Equality is a Program of Alturi founded by former Atlantis Events and RSVP Vacations employees Steve Roth and Charlie Rounds December 06, 2018 Tweet    #GayCaribbean    #GayCruise    #GayWorldNews Why Taiwan LGBT vote must not make Hong Kong lose heart on gay rights Hong Kong and China are officially non-religious, so why would the Hong Kong government acquiesce to religious values?Our identity, or our pursuit of the right to love, is not defined by other people’s votes November 27, 2018 Tweet    #GayHK    #Gaysian    #GayWorldNews LGBTQ Movements Slowly Gain Momentum Across Southeast Asia India’s landmark court ruling is inspiring movements in other parts of Asia to repeal colonial-era laws. November 27, 2018 Tweet    #GayAsia    #Gaysian    #GayWorldNews 100,000 Rally For Equality In Taiwan Ahead Of Same-Sex Marriage Referendum An estimated 100,000 people have rallied for equality in Taiwan as the country prepares for a referendum on same-sex marriage this weekend. November 22, 2018 Tweet    #GayTaiwan    #GayWorldNews Migrant Caravan Developments: LGBT Splinter Group The 1st To Arrive In Tijuana About 80 mostly LGBT migrants reached the border city south of San Diego on Sunday. They plan to seek political asylum as early as Thursday, arriving weeks ahead of thousands en route to the U.S. November 14, 2018 Tweet    #GayMexico    #GayWorldNews Manaus Opens Shelter For LGBT Refugees From Venezuela Manaus is a stop in the route of part of the 80,000 Venezuelans looking for asylum or temporary residence in Brazil. And now, it is the first Brazilian city to have an exclusive shelter to the LGBTI+ refugee population.The goal is to help them overcome a double challenge: in other housing situations, the LGBTI+ refugees suffer not only with xenophobia but also with prejudice against their sexual o... November 07, 2018 Tweet    #GayBrazil    #GayWorldNews