The European Court of Justice has ruled that blood donation bans on men who have sex with men may be justifiable and are a matter for member states to reconcile with anti-discrimination laws. Practice varies widely across the 28 countries…

The European Court of Justice has ruled that blood donation bans on men who have sex with men may be justifiable and are a matter for member states to reconcile with anti-discrimination laws. Practice varies widely across the 28 countries…
Last year Luxembourg became the ninth EU country to legalise same-sex marriage – and today the law came into effect. Jean Paul Olinger and Henri Lorenzo Huber were the first same-sex couple to take advantage of the law, with Differdange…
On Tuesday, the Slovak Constitutional Court ruled that Slovakians will be called to vote in a multi question referendum seeking to limit the rights of LGBT people and to limit sexuality education. The questions ended up at the Constitutional Court…
In a resolution adopted last week, the European Parliament strongly condemned the intensified clampdown on Russian civil society which will further limit work on LGBT people’s freedoms and rights there. The motion condemns the strengthened ‘Foreign Agents Law’. In June…
It’s been eleven years since the last European BiCon – held in Dublin in 2003 – but the event will at last return. The event is picking up on a UK BiCon model of incorporating a theory & research event,…