Tag: International Day against Homophobia
Several German national footballers are reportedly planning to come out on 17 May, coinciding with the International Day Against Homophobia.
According to German News Paper Preußische Allgemeine Zeitung, the collective coming out is part of a broader plan called Sports Free, which aims to challenge the norms within the sport...
In a significant step towards embracing diversity, Mexico has marked a new milestone by allowing its citizens to legally acknowledge their true identities by introducing a non-binary passport.
Marcelo Ebrard, the country's Foreign Minister, confirmed the Mexican government's issuance of the inaugural passport with a non-binary gender indicator during an...
Despite being a regional leader in the legal recognition of LGBTI+ rights, Mexico sadly ranks second in Latin America for reported hate crimes against the community.
A recent study by The National Observatory of Hate Crimes Against LGBTI+ Persons in Mexico revealed a disturbing trend, with the country witnessing 305...
In a recent turn of events, a selection of players from Toulouse Football Club were excused from their Ligue 1 fixture against Nantes, following their refusal to partake in a league-wide initiative against homophobia.
Confirming the actions in a formal statement, the club said, "Certain members of our professional squad...
