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An IBM chief explains how the tech giant has influenced the wider business world on LGBT+ diversity
Claudia Brind-Woody: We have done a lot over several years that have influenced a lot of other corp…
Lianna Brinded
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IBM just published a strong statement on how companies can do more to support their LGBT employees
IBM joined American Express, Google and 11 other global companies in September 2015 to launch the f…
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Read The Beautiful Essay On Love By An Indian Author Whose Sexuality Has Been Outlawed
In a decision that surprised a lot of people this month, India's Supreme Court Wednesday reinstated…
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The 77 Countries Where Homosexuality Is Now Illegal [Map]
In five of these countries (Iran, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Mauritania, Sudan, plus parts of Nigeria and…
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Mike Pence said the ban on US embassies flying rainbow flags for Pride Month is 'the right decision'
In an interview with NBC News broadcast Monday he confirmed earlier reports that the State Departme…
Alexandra Ma
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Big oil companies say they support gay rights, but operate in more than 40 countries that criminalize same-sex behavior. It leaves some LGBTQ workers caught between 2 worlds.
For LGBTQ oil workers in countries that outlaw same-sex relations, antidiscrimination policies aren…
Benji Jones
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This one city voting today has more people and money at stake than most others in India
India’s financial capital Mumbai is a lucrative constituency and therefore the Bharatiya Janata Par…
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Section 377 Verdict: India’s top court decriminalises homosexuality in landmark verdict
So pleased to learn that the SupremeCourt has ruled against criminalising sexual acts in private. T…
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Focusing on gender equality, IKEA India plans on creating 10,000 employment opportunities in Maharashtra
The store opening in India’ financial capital, Mumbai, is expected to be operational by 2019…
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Indra Nooyi may be the next World Bank chief if she can clear Trump’s loyalty test
In an interview, after the Trump won the 2016 US election, Nooyi said, “Our employees are …
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India’s first lesbian ad ever! And it has gone viral
The ripples of a revolution seem to be in process. Of course, people won’t be unanimously agreeing …
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Familial relationships may take form of domestic, unmarried partnerships or queer relationship: SC
"Familial relationships may take the form of domestic, unmarried partnerships or queer relationship…
PTI
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Some US embassies are still flying LGBTQ pride flags despite Trump administration advisory against it
"As we celebrate LGBT Pride Month and recognize the outstanding contributions LGBT people have made…
Joe Perticone
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Consumers almost always know when a brand is resorting to rainbow-washing and when they actually want to and are bringing about a change: Mansi Shanbag, WATConsult
I have a love-hate relationship with pride-themed merchandise: Mansi Shanbag, WATConsult
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Facebook bans a network of fake accounts that were trying to influence UK politics
The groups and pages alternately presented themselves as part of the far-right, and as anti-far rig…
Rob Price
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The BBC and The Times are accused of stoking a 'moral panic' against the trans community
Research has found that exposure to negative representations of trans people in the press is associ…
Bethany Dawson
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YouTube creators have seen big viewership spikes on short videos as the platform preps its TikTok rival
This week's rundown includes an interview with Barstool Sports' CEO who says TikTok has fueled rece…
Amanda Perelli
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30 ways the world came together to mourn the victims of the Orlando attack
People used the opportunity to stand for LGBT rights, protest against gun violence and terrorism, a…
Caroline Simon
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I am gay and proud of it: Onir
What is your opinion on the US Supreme Court’s judgement legalising gay marriages and its impac…
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World politics: Tainting love
None of the new laws seems to have been vigorously enforced. But the climate of hostility and fear …