Georgia signs into law bill seen by EU as anti-LGBTQ
Georgia on Thursday signed into law measures that will curb LGBTQ rights, despite warnings from the European Union that they undermine Tbilisi's membership ambitions.Brussels has repeatedly warned that with such measures Georgia is drifting away from its stated ambition of joining the EU.
Hate crimes motivated by anti-LGBTQ animus rose again last year, according to FBI data published Monday, a troubling increase ...
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One of the country's top anti-gay-marriage conservatives, Michael Farris, who endorsed congressional candidate Gabe Evans in ...
Following sharp spike in 2022, bias-motivated hate crimes against LGBTQ people continue to increase, even as crime overall is ...
The state of Colorado has agreed to pay more than $1.5 million in legal fees to a web designer who won a U.S. Supreme Court ...
Police continue to investigate the Blaze Pizza incident as a hate crime, and the delivery driver and two other men remain at ...
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Georgia’s president refuses to sign anti-LGBTQ billGeorgia’s president has earned scorn from the country’s prime minister after refusing to sign a controversial “anti-LGBTQ ...
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