气候行动
European wildfires to 'only get bigger', Director of IFRC fears
Wildfires are burning across southern Europe, a new fact of life in fast-warming Europe, with eight dead in Turkey, 100-plus fires in Greece and mass evacuations across Italy.
Rachel Savage is a journalist with Thomson Reuters Foundation focused on LGBT+ issues. Previously she worked in East and West Africa for The Economist. Her work has also appeared in The Guardian, The Independent and the Financial Times, among others.
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Another reason to celebrate the legalisation of gay marriage in Sweden and Denmark: the drop in suicide rates
The advent of gay marriage has cut suicide rates among lesbians and gay men in Sweden and Denmark - but, divorced, widowed or married, homosexuals are still more prone to suicide than the...
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German health minister submits law banning conversion therapy
Jens Spahn proposed punishing those carrying out so-called conversion therapy on under-18s with up to a year in prison.
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Greta Thunberg inspires youth activists in fight against child marriage
Greta Thunberg elevating climate change to an issue of global importance is an inspiration in the fight against child marriage, young female activists said on Wednesday as they called for...
教育与技能
Australia welcomes transgender women to play elite cricket
Cricket Australia welcomed transgender women on to its elite teams on Thursday as it issued guidelines for their inclusion, amid a toxic battle over fairness in female sport.
教育与技能
LGBT+ women footballers score as male players fear to come out
When 'The Gay Footballer' tweeted, "I am a proud gay man" in early July, it seemed the 29-year wait for a top tier male player to come out publicly would soon be over.
教育与技能
These 11 US states are now issuing third gender IDs
People in New Jersey can now mark their gender as "undesignated/nonbinary" on their birth certificates, the latest U.S. state to liberalise its policies.
公民社会
As Cuba drops same-sex marriage, five LGBT+ advances and setbacks in 2018
Cuba dropped same-sex marriage this week from its new draft constitution in the latest setback in 2018 for LGBT+ rights as more gay couples hope to wed around the world.