Organisers of this year's Gay Pride week in Munich have a group of rather wild partners -- penguins, giraffes and lions at the city zoo where tours are being run about same-sex love in the animal kingdom.

Christina Dideriksen

July 13, 2019

Sports and Culture

Germany: Gay penguin couple at Munich Zoo adopt rock in absence of chick to care for

Christina Dideriksen

July 13, 2019

Sports and Culture

A gay male Humboldt penguin couple at Munich Zoo are brooding over a rock because they have no egg to care for.

Christina Dideriksen

July 11, 2019

Sports and Culture, Business and Technology, Fear and Loathing, Winds of Change

India: Blued Releases Anti-Cyberbullying Campaign

Christina Dideriksen

July 11, 2019

Sports and Culture, Business and Technology, Fear and Loathing, Winds of Change

Blued, a gay social networking app that has actively been involved in supporting and encouraging the LGBTQ community has launched an anti-cyberbullying campaign for the LGBTQ community.

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture, Business and Technology

Nigeria: ‘This Is Quite Gay!’

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture, Business and Technology

On the quiet, promising first morning of June, I received a text message from my brother in Abuja, Nigeria. “Please, refrain from all these shameful acts,” he wrote. “Everyone is tired of you. Mummy is crying, Daddy is crying. If you don’t value relationships, we do!”

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture

'Go gays!': Why USA's LGBTQ World Cup stars are more important than ever

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture

With homophobic attitudes on the rise in the US, the exploits of gay American heroes on the pitch in France are a welcome sight

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture

US: Marvel's first openly trans actor calls for more portrayals

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture

The first openly transgender actor in the Marvel Universe says there needs to be more representation of his experience.

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture, Winds of Change

Japan: “Male, female…other?” Form-makers consider possible LGBT discrimination in their terminology

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture, Winds of Change

For gay, transgender and nonbinary individuals in Japan, filling in forms can be daunting. But how to handle it?

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture

‘I too would like to go back to Afghanistan and not be stoned for being gay’

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture

Nemat Sadat, Afghan LGBTQ+ activist in his first book, ‘The Carpet Weaver’, touches upon the different identities one is forced to take up as being part of the LGBTQ+ community

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture

LGBT films at festivals: What China films can teach that Hollywood doesn’t

Christina Dideriksen

July 7, 2019

Sports and Culture

Cannes International Film Festival, alone with the Berlin International Film Festival and Venice International Film Festival are the three most prestigious film festivals in the world where indigenous people disseminate their own culture to the world and foreigners bring their own culture to these festivals to communicate.