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China May 16, 2023

Chinese Leader Xi Jinping's government shuts down advocacy group for LGBTQ community in Beijing

The government of Chinese President Xi Jinping shut down an LGBTQ safe space in Beijing, China. In the past few years, the LGBTQ space has shrunk in China

Iran May 8, 2023

Iran hangs two on blasphemy charges as executions continue to spike

Iran hanged two men on rare blasphemy charges Monday as executions continue to surge across the country following months of unrest.

UFC May 6, 2023

Transgender MMA artist accepts former UFC fighter's challenge to fight: 'I'm going to f--- you up'

Jake Shields posted a challenge to trans fighters for a bout, and he has an opponent in Mack Beggs, a two-time girls high school champion.

SPORTS April 29, 2023

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he opposes biological males competing in women's sports

Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Saturday morning he is "against people participating in women's sports who are biologically male."

Minnesota April 26, 2023

Transgender Minnesota lawmaker introduces bill removing anti-pedophile language from state's Human Rights Act

A transgender state lawmaker in Minnesota introduced a measure that would remove language from the state's Human Rights Act that currently states pedophiles are not a part of the protected “sexual orientation" class.

Africa April 26, 2023

Community in Africa’s wealthiest city continues to suffer

Residents in Johannesburg, Africa, is taking the city to court for not providing basic human rights such as water, electricity, and sanitation services as hundreds continue to suffer.

Ukraine April 20, 2023

Russia forces Ukrainian children to attend 'military patriotic education' camps in Crimea: defense official

A top Ukrainian official has accused Russia of intensifying its efforts to force children in occupied areas of Ukraine to receive "military patriotic education" by sending them to camps in Crimea.

Mexico April 18, 2023

Press freedom groups: Spyware again used against Mexican human rights activists

Press freedom groups said Tuesday that the Mexican government has continued to use Pegasus spyware to infect the telephones of human rights activists

Ukraine April 18, 2023

Reporter's Notebook: Ukrainian woman describes life under Russian captors as prisoner of war

A Ukrainian teacher is one of some 15,000 civilians taken prisoner by Russian forces. Upon being moved to Russia, Victoria Andrusha was tortured and threatened by her captors.

Florida April 15, 2023

High school cancels rest of baseball season after players protest coach's removal amid Title VI investigation

Fort Myers High School canceled the rest of its baseball season Thursday amid a Title VI investigation into the program and the alleged use of a racial slur.

SPORTS April 6, 2023

Caitlyn Jenner blasts 'woke' Nike for making transgender Dylan Mulvaney paid ambassador: 'This is an outrage'

Nike and Bud Light have received massive backlash since it was revealed that transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney is a paid ambassador for both of them.