The resolution was defeated 23-3, with 17 countries abstaining and one not voting. The only countries who voted alongside the US were Pakistan and Chile.

You can't promise that the world's going to get better, but you can promise that for a couple of hours, you're going to have a good fucking time. And there's something to be said for that.

“Doomscrolling is a real problem, people don’t know how to act on the news.”

The ECJ ruled that trans people being prevented from changing their legal documents violates their fundamental freedoms.

In the short term, this is not as dangerous as an outright ban on estrogen. If implemented and then combined with other methods of suppressing trans people, it might be far more destructive in the long term.

The judiciary didn’t give both sides a chance to make their arguments and ruled solely on attestation of the state of Texas via AG Paxton.

By Danielle Samara Schatten Washington, DC - Following the turbulent and polarizing events of February, which saw the United States engaged in two invasive wars, the murder of numerous civilian protesters, a crackdown on civil rights variously compared to either its own troubled history or various authoritarian regimes, and the

It is a tool designed to be blunt and total in ending trans expression within Oklahoma.