Long-sought IDs give trans Indonesians the right to vote
Hundreds of trans women will be able to vote for the first time in Indonesia's Feb. 14 election after getting KTP identity cards
What LGBTQ+ rights are at stake in the Netherlands elections?
Dutch activists fear a surge of support for the far-right ahead of Wednesday's election could see trans rights rolled back
Gay Games to begin despite safety concerns but numbers low
Gay Games prove controversial because of decision to host in two cities and security fears. Participation could be low
LGBTQ+ hopes high in Japan as top court to rule on trans surgery law
Japan's Supreme Court could change sterilisation laws for trans people this week, buoying hopes for a community hoping for greater acceptance
Rejected by banks, Kenyan LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs turn to loan sharks
Trans, intersex and lesbian entrepreneurs in Kenya say loan rejections by banks force them to turn to informal money lenders
Moving towards equality: UK's lesbian-owned removals pioneer
Shirley's Removals has helped the LGBTQ+ people move house for three decades, challenging discrimination and stereotypes along the way
Spain's first trans senator vows to defend gender self-ID law
Carla Antonelli says she will work to boost LGBTQ+ rights that are under threat from fake news and a right-wing pushback
British Rowing to ban transgender athletes from women's events - Telegraph
Transgender rights have become a major talking point as sports seek to balance inclusion while ensuring there is no unfair advantage
Trans people in India demand equal access to public toilets
A push for gender-neutral toilets in India aims to fight discrimination and give trans and non-binary people equal washroom access