Russian Minister to IOC: International LGBT Olympians at Risk
Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko directly disputes claim from International Olympic Committee that international LGBT visitors attending Sochi Games are exempt from hateful law
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Third Way/HRC Poll finds Marriage for Gay Couples Can Co-Exist with Religious Liberty
Third Way and the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), two Washington D.C.-based organizations who were heavily involved in crafting the strategy and messaging behind the recent surge in support for allowing…
Russian Lawmaker: Foreign Visitors Not Exempt from Anti-LGBT Law
Athletes, coaches, fans and journalists will still be subject to law criminalizing support for LGBT equality
Bipartisan Campaign Launched to Pass Employment Non-Discrimination Act
Coalition of diverse groups representing millions of Americans pushing for Senate vote following historic committee markup
HRC Statement on Pope Francis’ Remarks on Gay Priests
Pope Francis’ comments reflect a hopeful change in tone; now, all Catholics should be included and affirmed as a matter of basic human dignity
IOC Shouldn’t Accept Verbal Promises from Putin
The International Olympic Committee must advocate for LGBT Russians in addition to Olympic Visitors
Labor Department Chief of Staff Ana Ma to Become HRC COO & Chief of Staff
Experienced Manager and Organizer Joins HRC Senior Team
Bill to Lift Ban on HIV Organ Donation Passes House Committee
Legislation eliminates barriers impeding access to life-saving care for people living with HIV and AIDS
HRC Statement on CA Supreme Court Denying Stay Request by Prop 8 Supporters
WASHINGTON – Today, the California Supreme Court denied the request of the proponents of Proposition 8 to stop California clerks from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. HRC President Chad…
New Poll Shows Optimism for LGBT Equality in Mississippi
Young Mississippians under 30 support marriage equality; support for workplace discrimination protections high across demographics
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