This week read about two men kissing on live TV in Singapore, and LGBT groups demanding the UN to revoke the status of rights watchdog in the United Kingdom.
Police are not taking action against protesters who are against the Singapore government (possibly) removing an anti-gay law, and LGBT people in the Middle East might get their rights taken away.
A hotel in Singapore refused to host a same-sex wedding, and the European Commission banned Poland funds for having "LGBT-free" regions in its country.
This week read about LGBT NGOs under attack after the referendum In Hungary, and same-sex couples wanting to use surrogacy to have children in Singapore but can't.
Singapore ends its gay sex ban, and Hungary started an investigation into Netflix for potential LGBT propaganda after two females shared a kiss in a children's TV show.
This week an LGBT advocate is challenging Singapore’s legal code that criminalizes gay sex, and Britain makes a ruling against trans children.
In Venezuela, same-sex couples are still waiting for marriage equality, and a survey on LGBT issues in Singapore gets over 30,000 replies.
SINGAPORE (AP) — A Singapore court fined a prominent dissident blogger on Wednesday for questioning the timing of two constitutional challenges to the city-state's ban on gay sex.
SINGAPORE (AP) _ Thousands of gay rights activists gathered in downtown Singapore on Saturday for an annual rally that came under unprecedented criticism from religious conservatives, with one influential Christian pastor calling on the government to ban the event.
SINGAPORE (AP) — Singapore said Aug. 31 it has lifted a two-decade ban on HIV-infected people from entering the country, but will limit their stay to a maximum of three months.
SINGAPORE (AP) - Two children's books dealing with gay subjects won't be destroyed after all and will be restored to Singapore's public libraries, an official said Friday.
A Singapore court has denied a gay doctor permission to adopt his child, stating that the surrogacy arrangements he made in the U.S. conflict with the laws held in the country.
