Tuesday 3 August, 2021
Nerilee Ceatha of UCD says her research shows young people no longer assume rigid sexual orientation labels and binary gender identities.
Six in 10 people are struggling with suicide ideation and half are struggling with self-harm, according to a new survey.
From TheJournal.ie
A new report provides insight into what life is like for LGBTI+ young people.
Three in 10 people avoid certain locations for fear of being assaulted, according to a new survey.
Over 100 people were affected by the HSE’s error.
“One of the guys was very annoying and used to harass me, he always tried to touch me.”
An email released under the Freedom of Information Act shows how Zappone had ‘very serious’ concerns ahead of the visit.
Marriage equality and the Gender Recognition Act were two significant milestones in recent years, but there’s still a lot of work to be done.
The former President expressed her concerns at ‘fake hetero homophobes’ within the Church.
Campaigners used the parade as an opportunity to call for same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland.
A motion before the Dáil this evening will acknowledge the harm caused by historical criminal laws.
Hannah Mouncey says she is ‘extremely disappointed’ with the AFL’s decision.
Today is International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia.
Our group uncovered ethnic profiling by police and discrimination against minority groups in Russia. So Putin’s “foreign agent” law was applied to take us down.
Junior health minister Alex White told the Russian LGBT Sport Federation that Ireland disagrees with last year’s anti-gay propaganda law.
The Junior Health Minister will be visiting the Russian capital as part of the government’s St Patrick’s Day “Promote Ireland” programme.
Important debates about gay rights have taken place in Ireland and the world in the past few months, leading young people to feel more valued, more included and more heard, writes David Carroll.
Jean-Claude Roger Mbebe died an untimely death last week, after his family allegedly prevented him from receiving necessary medical treatment. He had been previously been convicted of “homosexuality and attempted homosexuality” and imprisoned.
Despite constant danger, activist Kasha Nabagesera said that she still loves her country and remains hopeful that the country will reverse its stance on homosexuality.
