Canada repeals historic laws targeting women, LGBTQ community
Canada has expunged historic indecency and anti-abortion laws targeting women and the LGBTQ community
Russia won't play 'dangerous gender games' - parliamentary head
Russia will not play "dangerous gender games", the head of its upper house of parliament said in a vehement attack on sexual minorities in a message marking International Women's Day
Reporting and Communicating on Women’s Economic Justice in Africa
Christine Mungai - a writer and journalist in Nairobi, Kenya - reflects on her experience training a cohort of journalists and communications officers for the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s six week “Reporting and Communicating on Women’s Economic Justice in Africa” programme.
Nominees for the 2023 TrustLaw Awards announced
The Thomson Reuters Foundation is delighted to announce the nominees for its annual TrustLaw Awards, which recognise remarkable pro bono projects undertaken by legal teams with NGOs and social enterprises around the world through the TrustLaw service.
Ukraine to host first LGBTQ+ film festival despite war
Organisers of the Sunny Bunny festival say safety issues will be paramount at the event due to be held during Pride month
EXPLAINER: Is Japan making progress on same-sex marriage?
Japan's gay rights are under scrutiny following a row over homophobic comments by a top government aide
Finland to allow gender reassignment without sterilisation
Finnish President signed a new legislation that will allow transgender people to change their legal gender at their own request and without undergoing sterilisation
50,000 march across Australia's Harbour Bridge for WorldPride
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joined 50,000 revelers on Sunday in a march across Sydney's Harbour Bridge to celebrate the final day of WorldPride festival
EU's top court to rule on Romania's refusal to accept transgender man's identity
The European Union's top court will hear a case brought by a British-Romanian transgender man against Romanian authorities over their refusal to recognize his gender identity