 | Indian gay couple begin legal battle for same-sex marriageLegal rights for LGBTQ people in India have been expanding over the past decade, and most of these changes have come through the Supreme Court’s intervention. |
 | 'Homosexuality not a crime': Pope FrancisHe attributed his earlier attitudes against homosexuality to cultural backgrounds and said bishops in particular need to undergo a process of change to recognize the dignity of everyone. |
 | Row in Kerala over Muslim league leader's remarks on LGBTQ“LGBTQ is the worst form of homosexuality and attempts are on to give colour to this,” he said in his speech. |
 | World Cup ambassador from Qatar denounces homosexualityFormer Qatari national team player Khalid Salman told a German reporter in an interview that being gay is "haram," or forbidden in Arabic, and that he has a problem with children seeing gay people. |
 | 'My Policeman' movie review: A jejune tale of forbidden loveAs the film progresses, we understand that Taylor’s psyche mirrors homophobic people and how she embarks on a journey of unlearning and accepting the spectrum. |
 | 'Familial relationships may take form of domestic, unmarried partnerships or queer relationship': SCThe observations are significant as activists have been raising the issue of recognising LGBT marriages and civil unions as well as allowing live-in couples to adopt. |
 | 'Warn everyone': Spain's gay community acts as monkeypox spreadsSpain is one of the world's worst-hit countries. The country's health ministry's emergency and alert coordination centre put the number of infected people at 4,298. |
 | Kerala Muslim groups intensify campaign against gender politics, homosexualitySocial media activist Ashkar Lessirey’s face turned red when he received an Amazon India dispatch, which carried the colour of the flag of the LGBTQ community on the wrapper. |
 | Kerala HC allows lesbian couple Adhila, Fathima to live togetherThe Kerala High Court reunited lesbian pair Adhila Nazrin, 22, and Fathima Noora, 23, through a landmark verdict on Tuesday and allowed them to live together. |
 | Allahabad HC rejects two women's plea to recognise their 'marriage', cites Hindu cultureA Habeas Corpus plea was filed by Anju Devi seeking the custody of her 23-year-old daughter who, she alleged, was illegally detained by a 22-year-old woman. |
 | Norway FA president Lise Klaveness thinks Qatar should have decriminalised homosexuality before selling ticketsQatar and FIFA have consistently said taking the World Cup to the country has accelerated positive changes in the nation's laws and society. |
 | '377 Ab Normal' is for heterosexual population of India: Director Faruk KabirThe historic verdict passed by Supreme Court of abolishing Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code that decriminalised same-sex relationships, turned out to be a trigger point for the filmmaker. |
 | If gay professor in 'Aligarh' was alive today, he wouldn't have to die: Actor Manoj BajpayeeThe actor recalled the struggle he went through while playing the gay professor. |
 | Section 377: Chennai turns ‘gay’, celebrates pride and loveIndia's Supreme court gave the 'queer' their rights in a historic decision on September 6. |
 | Section 377 verdict: Who are the main petitioners?There are six substantive writ petitions and multiple interventions against Section 377 of IPC. |
 | Section 377: Highlights from Supreme Court's verdict on legalising homosexualityLGBTQ community possess the same constitutional rights as other citizens of the country, ruled the Supreme Court. |
| Section 377: Congress hails, other netas cautiousOther political parties like CPI (M), CPI and AAP limited themselves to single sentence responses. |
 | When India voted against gay rights at the United NationsSame-sex relations were a criminal offence in India after the Supreme Court had in 2013 overturned a Delhi High Court judgment that decriminalised gay sex in 2011. |
 | Guess which country legalised same-sex marriage firstIndia has fought a lengthy battle against Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, which dates back to 1861. |
 | Supreme Court decriminalises homosexuality: Bollywood hails 'historical judgment''Three cheers for the Supreme Court,' screamed Bollywood as the apex court on Thursday decriminalised homosexuality. |
