Queer Prom organised in Brighton for LGBT community

For people, who do not identify themselves as heterosexual, prom can be a daunting and alienating experience.

The miniscule matters: A hopeful start to 2018

The court’s decision to revisit its own 2013 verdict upholding the constitutional validity of Section 377 of the IPC is great news.

Other petitioners, apart from Mr Johar, are journalist Sunil Mehra, restaurateur Ritu Dalmia and hotelier and art expert Aman Nath.

The activists are unhappy that there are fewer films focusing on LGBT issues.

In China being openly gay is still fraught with difficulties.

Crackdown on gay men began last month following a Mashrou’ Leila concert in Cairo, where some members of the crowd waved rainbow flags.

Kishor couldn't bear the thought of marrying a woman, after knowing fully well that he could not fall in love with one.

Many transgender people in the country still struggle to be open about their identity despite progressive laws.

According to survey, one in 3 LGBT couples experience discrimination on holidays, including being laughed at or even being verbally abused.

Reports suggest that over the past 10 days, dozens of gay and trans people have been arrested.