45% of the world doesn't think their country is a good place for gay and lesbian people
Just 39 percent of people from over 120 countries said that their area was a good place for gay and lesbian people.
June 11, 2025
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Just 39 percent of people from over 120 countries said that their area was a good place for gay and lesbian people.
In recent years, Pope Francis suffered various health issues and was recently discharged from the hospital. He leaves behind a complicated legacy regarding LGBTQ+ rights in the Catholic Church.
This is why The Advocate uses "marriage equality" over "same-sex marriage" or "gay marriage."
The new law ensures that even if the Supreme Court reverses Obergefell, marriage equality will still be legal in Colorado.
Today, over five dozen countries still have laws making same-sex sexual relations illegal. Many of these laws stem from colonial rule.
To date, only 38 nations allow same-sex couples to marry, and none of them did before 2001.
Unlikely, but not impossible.
Republican senators killed a bill Tuesday that would have protected IVF.
A gay couple in South Korea is the first to be granted spousal benefits from state health insurance.
The "traditional" American family isn't so traditional after all.
In the aftermath of recent Supreme Court decisions, same-sex couples are worried about their marriage rights.
People aren't scandalized by the blessing of an exploitative entrepreneur, but somehow they are by the blessing of a gay person, the pope said in a recent interview.
The pope issued a clarification of sorts in an address at the Vatican Friday.
But did he really reject them? Some Catholics and other Christians say definitely not.
While gay marriage is still considered a sin in the Catholic church, Pope Francis has approved blessings for same-sex couples.
This National Adoption Month, an attorney for Family Equality highlights a different type of adoption: stepparent, second parent, and confirmatory adoption for LGBTQ+ parents.
On the anniversary of Massachusetts's ruling on marriage equality, Mary Bonauto, the lead counsel for the same-sex couples involved in the case, writes about how LGBTQ+ history was made and how to keep going.
The ruling from the state's Supreme Judicial Court made Massachusetts the first in the nation with equal marriage rights.
Regarding transgender people, the document says a person who identifies as transgender can be baptized like any other adult, “as long as there is no risk of causing scandal or disorientation” to other Catholics.
Eight city lawmakers on Wednesday backed a petition from conservative groups calling for the games to be scrapped, accusing the event of advocating for LGBTQ rights and spreading “Western ideology.”
"I’ve seen firsthand how Republicans are using these bills...to target marginalized communities for discrimination and exclusion," writes U.S. Rep. Mike Quigley.