Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan was quizzed about his testicles on national TV, after he wouldn’t stop asking a non-binary guest about their genitals.

Christina Dideriksen

July 12, 2017

Business and Technology, Sports and Culture

Russia: Russian-Based Startup Commits to Disrupt LGBT Space Via Partner APP

Christina Dideriksen

July 12, 2017

Business and Technology, Sports and Culture

Ground-breaking technology targets to improve the lives of nontraditional couples.

Christina Dideriksen

July 12, 2017

World of Politics, Sports and Culture, Winds of Change

Germany: How dinner with a lesbian couple changed Angela Merkel's position on same-sex marriage

Christina Dideriksen

July 12, 2017

World of Politics, Sports and Culture, Winds of Change

“If the youth welfare service entrusts a lesbian couple with eight foster children, then the state could no longer use child welfare as an argument against adoptions,”

Christina Dideriksen

July 10, 2017

Fear and Loathing, Winds of Change, Sports and Culture

China: For gay people in China, ‘coming out’ is a family affair

Christina Dideriksen

July 10, 2017

Fear and Loathing, Winds of Change, Sports and Culture

“Family is the most important part (of coming out) in terms of our emotions, but it’s the hardest area to break through,”

Christina Dideriksen

July 10, 2017

Sports and Culture, World of Politics, Winds of Change

UK: Parliament launches video series about how LGBT laws have changed lives

Christina Dideriksen

July 10, 2017

Sports and Culture, World of Politics, Winds of Change

The UK Parliament has launched a web series to commemorate 50 years since the decriminalisation of homosexuality.

Christina Dideriksen

July 9, 2017

Winds of Change, Sports and Culture

India: Motherhood Has No Gender

Christina Dideriksen

July 9, 2017

Winds of Change, Sports and Culture

People do not need to be legally or genetically connected to become a family.

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2017

Sports and Culture

Celebrating the legacy of LGBT activist Marsha P. Johnson

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2017

Sports and Culture

Johnson spent decades fighting for LGBT rights and was instrumental in the Stonewall uprising of 1969. She died in 1992 when her body was found in the Hudson River. Twenty-five years later, @DaisytheDyke keeps her memory alive

Christina Dideriksen

July 6, 2017

World of Politics, Sports and Culture, Winds of Change

India: op-ed, How the law hasn’t kept pace with social acceptance of homosexuality

Christina Dideriksen

July 6, 2017

World of Politics, Sports and Culture, Winds of Change

The legal attitude towards LGBT rights is at odds with the social attitude, but perhaps this is what is needed to reform the country’s anti-LGBT laws. The rejection of LGBT people by the courts stands in stark contrast to my family’s gradual acceptance of my aunt’s sexual orientation

Christina Dideriksen

July 6, 2017

Sports and Culture

Japan: Commercial reveals what some LGBT individuals go through in Japan

Christina Dideriksen

July 6, 2017

Sports and Culture

Is the LGBT mindset in Japan any different from other countries?

Christina Dideriksen

July 6, 2017

Fear and Loathing, Sports and Culture

Uganda: DSTV Suspends Six 'Pro-Gay' Children's TV Programmes

Christina Dideriksen

July 6, 2017

Fear and Loathing, Sports and Culture

"Most of these programmes target vulnerable children with subtle messages that are deliberately designed to corrupt their moral judgment regarding the institution of family"