Sussex Police said its plans include uniformed, plain-clothed and specialist officers as the city prepares for one of the UK’s biggest Pride events.
The 19-year-old activist discusses her family’s support, her work with Translatable and why she says acceptance can grow even in a hostile climate.
Orestes Sebastian Suarez was arrested, then released without charges, after authorities said he interfered with a traffic control device during a protest against the state’s crackdown on rainbow crosswalks.
The move, framed by supporters as a tax enforcement issue, has also drawn criticism over what it signals ahead of major international sporting events in the United States.
Campaigners in the western Romanian city say they will proceed on Saturday despite repeated refusals from local officials, drawing support from international groups and diplomats.
A new look at the gay rights pioneer traces how Harry Hay helped build early organizing, challenged assimilation, and left behind a movement still debating his ideas.
After the state tightened restrictions on flags at government buildings, Boise used vinyl wraps and art to keep Pride symbolism visible at City Hall.
Amnesty International Indonesia says at least 10 transgender women have faced three separate mob attacks in Bogor over the last two months, while activists warn that hate speech and discrimination are rising nationwide.
Three Ankeny teachers who sued over discipline tied to a 2022 student drag performance will share the settlement, along with money for their lawyers.
Officers say up to 10 suspects made threats and used homophobic slurs toward a teenage couple in Monkton Park on 5 July.
Twenty years after a Manhattan assault left him with a broken jaw, the dance music icon says queer and trans people need community, not silence.
Daphne Always discusses working at the New York bar, its role in queer life and why the venue still feels like a refuge.
What began with two women looking for a home became a tightly knit neighborhood of more than 70 residents, stretching across a 12-block area in Kansas City, Missouri.
A straight couple’s Instagram Pride setup drew an unexpected stop from a pro-LGBTQ+ governor, turning a neighborhood decoration into a moment of public support.
