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"LGBT+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans) young people in Northern Ireland are three times more likely to contemplate suicide than their non-LGBT+ peers"
"It is not sexual orientation or gender identity itself which causes increased risk of mental ill health, but the unique challenges that groups within this community may face such as discrimination and stigmatisation, prejudice (homophobia or transphobia), victimisation, violence and hate crimes, unequal access and barriers to healthcare and difficult experiences of coming out"
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Latest News
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Senegal issues first conviction under new law toughening penalties for same-sex acts
A court in Senegal has issued the first conviction under a new law that introduced tougher punishment for same-sex acts, which was passed last month. On April 10, a 24-year-old man in Pikine-Guédiawaye, a suburb of Dakar, was sentenced to six years in prison and received a fine of $3,300 for “acts against nature and…
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Pride flag to be reinstalled at Stonewall Monument after federal lawsuit
The Stonewall Monument in New York will resume flying a Pride flag in an agreement reached with the National Park Service and the Trump administration. The compromise was made in an attempt to settle a lawsuit filed in February by multiple LGBTQ+ advocacy groups. The Stonewall Inn played a pivotal role in advancing LGBTQ+ rights…
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New sapphic TV series based on bestselling sports novel Cleat Cute is in the works
A new TV series is in the works, based on the bestselling sapphic novel Cleat Cute. The book, written by Meryl Wilsner, is a rivals-to-lovers rom-com following two footballers as they prepare for the World Cup. Through the story, readers meet the fictional Grace Henderson, who has been a star of the US women’s soccer…
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At the heart of our organization is a commitment to promoting queer mental health. We aim to empower individuals by providing accessible resources, fostering a supportive community, and advocating for awareness. Together, we can create a network where everyone feels safe, valued, and understood.
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