Brunei says it will not enforce gay sex death penalty after worldwide protests
"This announcement does nothing to address the many other human rights concerns about the (sharia code)," rights activist says
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"This announcement does nothing to address the many other human rights concerns about the (sharia code)," rights activist says
"I feel so happy because I know that I'm heading to my new life. My future starts now."
One bill would let adoption agencies refuse, based on written religious beliefs, to place children with parents
The cases will be argued in the fall, with decisions likely by June 2020 in the middle of the presidential election campaign
Jess Guilbeaux, who was forced to drop out of college, plans to use the funds to finish her computer science degree
"My marriage to Chasten has made me a better man and yes, Mr. Vice President, it has moved me closer to God," said Buttigieg
Lawmaker says New York state shouldn't do business with companies that "fund hateful and divisive groups"
Beyoncé said her uncle was "the most fabulous gay man I have ever met"
"I should be the first and only person who has to go through so much trouble in order to be who I want to be," the teen said
Bill would amend Civil Rights Act of 1964 to prohibit discrimination due to sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity
"Magical Pride" will kick off Pride Month on June 1
New York makes it illegal to deny people a job, housing, education or public accommodations because they are transgender
New research reveals most oncologists lack awareness about key health issues facing gay, bisexual or transgender patients
"Today I am here, proudly representing my nation, all women and human rights,” she said
With Kyrsten Sinema's Senate win Monday, there will be at least 10 LGBT lawmakers in Congress in 2019
A group of Latin American activists decided to defy Russian anti-gay laws with a little help from their soccer jerseys
People flooded streets in cities across the world this weekend to celebrate LGBT pride, including New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Mexico City and Santiago, Chile
Buildings and landmarks around the world were lit in pride rainbow colors in solidarity with the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting that left 49 dead