Across the country, anti-LGBTQ+ legislators are taking their marching orders from extremist groups, and are determined to tell their LGBTQ+ constituents that they should not be seen nor heard, nor even exist. Although the 2024 legislative session promises to continue these devastating attacks, HRC is more committed and more energized than ever in our fight for LGBTQ+ equality.
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The constitutional amendment passed by a referendum is another attempt to undermine the rights of LGBTQ in Russia.
The report also lays out the road ahead to achieve full equality one week after the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed that existing civil rights laws protect LGBTQ workers
Costa Rica es ahora el primer país de América Central y el 29º país del mundo con matrimonio igualitario.
Costa Rica is now the first country in Central America and the 29th country in the world with marriage equality.
We are taking a look back at significant political moments for LGBTQ equality this decade and celebrating the achievements we have made together as a community.
This Human Rights Day, we reflect on the pivotal progress our community has made and on the critical work that remains to protect and empower LGBTQ people around the world.
This Human Rights Day, we celebrate our successes, recognize our setbacks and renew our commitment to achieving a world where everyone is able to be themselves.
Northern Ireland joins Scotland, England and Wales in recognizing same-sex couples’ right to marry.
On the day same-sex marriage officially arrived in Taiwan, Jennifer Lu described feeling “terrified” as advocates worked to ensure that an event celebrating the moment would come to fruition.
Taiwan is the first country in Asia to recognize same-sex marriage.
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