Gay rights

Church United founder James Domen claims his ministry "helps pastors counsel others that are on their own journey toward a heterosexual identity."

A note addressed to the mother of Callum Hodge claimed it was "the consensus of the village" that he and his partner should have their wedding reception "far, far away from the village."

"Hatred will not stop us—it shows us more and more that we need to stand taller, shout louder and love harder," read a statement from the LGBTQ Center of Southern Nevada.

The announcement of a religious-freedom bill comes three months after rugby player Israel Folau was fired for claiming "Hell awaits" gay people.

Members of the Future Farmers of America reportedly shouted slurs at attendees and followed them into the parking lot of Frontier High School in Bakersfield, California.

"LGBTQ issues have been largely left out of the 2020 presidential primary conversation so far," said GLAAD's Sarah Kate Ellis. "This forum will bring these important topics to a national audience for the first time in this election cycle."

Performers had already begun withdrawing from "From Chopin to Gershwin," sponsored by an organization with ties to Gazeta Polska, a Polish magazine claiming the LGBT rights movement has "all the features of a totalitarian ideology."

"If you buy the argument of Hands On Originals, they can do anything they want in the name of religion," said Ed Dove of the Lexington Human Rights Commission.

Bowles appeared on "America's Most Wanted" multiple times and made the FBI's Most Wanted List just days before being brought in for questioning.

Pastor Barry Baker of Gracewood Baptist Church told the couple their "unbiblical lifestyle" was against "God's original design."

"We are excited to pass and enact the Inclusive Curriculum Law in 2019 [in] the 50th anniversary year of the Stonewall Riots," said Brian C. Johnson, CEO of Equality Illinois.

Rev. Robert E. Fowler Sr of Victory Missionary Baptist Church has lumped homosexuality in with adultery and child molestation.

Democrat and GOP state officials denounced a UW College Republicans tweet and the group president's warnings that conservatives—including President Donald Trump—are embracing the "cosmopolitan, GloboHomo agenda" of the left.

The New South Wales Waratahs' center posted a message on Instagram claiming homosexuals would join "drunks... adulterers, liars, fornicators [and] thieves" in hell unless they repented.

"The old saying is, once that camel gets the nose in the tent, you can't stop them from coming the rest of the way in," the chairman of the Liberty Counsel said.

The president signed the new trade deal with Mexico and Canada, but his administration used a 72-word footnote to avoid having to extend LGBTQ rights in America.

The historic ruling overturned a colonial-era law that made consensual gay sex punishable by up to 10 years in jail.

The parade follows huge protests against a controversial new law that bars gay men from surrogacy parenthood rights

Seth Owen, 18, left his family home after his parents tried to force him to attend a church that subjected him to conversion therapy.

The youth wing of the AfD—which opposes same-sex-marriage—is complaining about being excluded from Pride.

A survey showed 2 percent of LGBT people had been through the 'treatment.'

After posting the image on Instagram, I received homophobic abuse.

Peter Tatchell was standing holding a sign in Moscow's Red Square that read: "Putin fails to act against Chechnya torture of gay people."

Volunteers from Russia's Cossack communities will help police during the tournament but will they interfere with gay fans?

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has rolled back protections for transgender students.

The incident is the latest discrimination controversy to engulf ridesharing platforms.

Chinese LGBT activists took to social media to condemn the microblogging website, using #IAmGay and #IAmNotAPervert hashtags.

One year on from revelations about the torture of the LGBT community in Chechnya, two people who escaped persecution describe the threats they faced.

Starring Nathan Lane and Andrew Garfield, the Pulitzer-winning play tells the story of people coping with the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s. 

Signatories accused Disney of including "subtly pro-gay themes" in the first movie.