Recently, Uganda has passed a bill that seeks to criminalise identifying as LGBTQIA or openly advocating for LGBTQIA rights. Individuals convicted for these “crimes” risk being imprisoned for up to 20 years.
The Last Of Us’ Pedro Pascal shuts down paparazzi questioning LGBTQIA storylines in the show
Published on :The star of everyone’s new favourite post-apocalyptic show has once again shown support for the queer community BY NIC CROSARA, IMAGE BY HBO HBO’s video game-to-screen adaptation of The Last [….]
UK Black Pride is celebrating 18 years of work
Published on :The organisation has announced the recipients for its inaugaral Community Action Fund BY KRYSTA MCKENZIE, IMAGE BY DIEGO MAESO UK Black Pride (UKBP) has spent the last 18 years providing [….]
Nicola Sturgeon resigns from her post as Scotland’s First Minister
Published on :Stonewall has given a statement in response to the sudden announcement BY KRYSTA MCKENZIE, IMAGE VIA THE SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT ON FLICKR Yesterday (15 February) Nicola Sturgeon announced that she will [….]
New report finds LBQ+ women face “widespread discrimination” and “brutal attacks” around the world
Published on :Research across 26 countries finds extensive examples of human rights violations towards queer women and non-binary people BY IZZIE JONES This Is Why We Became Activists: Violence Against Lesbian, Bisexual, [….]
Lesbian Visibility Week 2023: London’s Wembley Arena and Glasgow’s Hydro Arena to be proudly lit up to mark the occassion
Published on :Two of the UK’s largest arenas are set to make this loud and proud display in honour of the annual observation taking place in April Founded by DIVA Publisher Linda [….]
Several BBC presenters, including Jane Hill, have lost their jobs after a new merger
Published on :The long-serving presenters will be replaced by some who are more familiar with international audiences BY DIVA STAFF, IMAGE BY UNSPLASH In July 2022, BBC announced that they would be [….]