Chinese face first ever gay workplace discrimination lawsuit
In what is believed to be the first of its kind, ChinaPost.com.tw is reporting that a man, known pseudonymously as Mu Yi, has filed a 50,000 yuan (US$8,000)
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In post-revolutionary Ukraine, homophobia and oppression deepen
It wasn’t supposed to begin like this. But exactly 14 months to the day after the Euromaidan protests, the Ukraine, unburdened by the heavy-handed influence of Russia, has seen a rise in
Russia to introduce harsher rules to crack down on LGBT films
Russia is set to introduce new rules for film screenings which could impact the showing of LGBT movies. The new rules for obtaining exhibition licenses impose harsh new regulations, making it harder for
England’s first ever Top 50 LGBT executives in business announced
Marking a huge British milestone, Square Peg Media, the U.K.’s leading diversity and inclusion events company, has, in partnership with The Telegraph, compiled the Out at Work & Telegraph Top 50
A Short Film for Australian Marriage Equality, We Will
‘We Will’ follows the story of a lesbian couple; from their first date, their first awkward kiss, until their wedding day. Our short film is about the normality of same-sex relationships.