The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that member states must recognise legal documents from other countries that reflect a person’s changed name and gender identity, regardless of the member state’s own laws on changing one’s name and identity. This decision comes in light of a Romanian trans man, Arian Mirzarafie-Ahi, […]
The EU has sent letters to five regional councils in Poland, urging them to discard their ‘LGBTQ+ free’ status or risk losing funding.
The EU will be taking legal action against a new Hungarian law that aims to prevent the sharing of LGBTQ+ content with under 18s.
The EU is assessing whether a new anti-LGBTQ+ law in Hungary breaches the bloc’s legislation.
Settled is to run a free online session on Wednesday, June 16 at 1pm for those in the LGBTQ+ and People Living With HIV communities to ensure no one misses the deadline.
The EU has declared itself an LGBTQ+ freedom zone in response to Poland’s rising number of ‘LGBTQ+ free’ areas.
The European Union has added a new clause to its funding rules, meaning Poland could face further financial restrictions if it continues to attack the country’s LGBTQ+ community.
Officials in Krakow, Poland, have funded a shelter for homeless LGBTQ+ people despite government hostility towards the queer community.
Following lobbying from 58 European cities, including Brighton & Hove, the European Council has agreed that the European Union needs to increase its 2030 climate ambitions.
On Thursday November 12, the European Union’s executive commission launched its first scheme to protect LGBTQ+ citizens.
