Human Rights Should not be Subject to a Popular Vote: Lessons from Romania’s Failed Anti-LGBT Referendum
On 6 and 7 October, Romania held a referendum for the traditional family. Its purpose was to review the Romanian ...
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LBGT+ Rights in The EU
This blog is the second in a series that takes a snapshot of where LGBT+ rights are in 2018, as a result of some ...
2018: A year of international judicial progress in LBGT+ rights
2018 has seen a flurry of activity in the advancement and development of LGBT+ rights in the international sphere. ...
Indian Gay Rights Case opens gateways for Article 15 and Intersectionality
In a landmark judgment on 6th September, 2018, a five judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court of India in ...
The Consequences of the Ashers Cake Judgment
The Supreme Court has allowed the appeal by Belfast bakery Ashers Bakery and its managers Mr and Mrs McArthur in ...
Justice Kennedy’s Gay Rights Legacy
Justice Anthony Kennedy’s announced retirement left progressives reeling over what the Court’s inevitable ...
Transformative Constitutionalism: Indian Supreme Court Upholds Constitutional Morality by Reading Down Section 377
In a historic judgment pronounced on 6th September 2018, the Supreme Court of India in Navtej Singh Johar vs Union ...
LGBTQ+ and Women’s Rights under attack: Romania to hold referendum for “the traditional family”
The Romanian Senate and the Constitutional Court gave the green light to a referendum on “the traditional family”. ...
Indian Supreme Court Decriminalizes Same-Sex Relations
In a landmark judgment delivered today, the Supreme Court of India decriminalized same-sex relations, and affirmed ...
Section 377: The Essence of Freedom
A country that routinely bans movies that attempt to speak of homosexuality is witnessing a historic discussion on ...
Battling for Equality: The Court of Appeal Rules No Benefits for Same-sex Spouses
The Hong Kong Court of Appeal recently overturned the Court of First Instance's decision that the same-sex spouse ...
Canadian Supreme Court Deeply Divided on Religious Freedom in Faith-Based Law School Cases
Earlier this summer, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) wrote the final chapter of a years-long saga concerning the ...
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