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πΊπΈ Since returning to the White House in January, Donald Trump has led a political crusade against diversity, equity and inclusion policies in the United States.
πͺπΈ Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, another country is taking a totally different path.
ποΈ Reporter: @enriqueanarte
As Trump rolls back DEI, Spain champions queer workers' rights
π¨π Nemoβs Eurovision win in 2024 gave an unprecedented boost to the campaign to recognise a third legal gender in Switzerland.
π£ Yet as the country hosts the contest at home this year, LGBTQ+ activists say Swiss law still has to catch up with non-binary identities.
π³οΈββ§οΈ The @MoTransology in London is celebrating its 10th anniversary - and its founder says such spaces are more vital than ever due to increasing hostility towards trans people.
ποΈ Reporter: Lucy Middleton in London.
This museum is preserving trans stories
π·π΄ Romania has a poor record on LGBTQ+ rights and ranks second to last in the European Union. But will an election in May change anything? We asked LGBTQ+ activist Victor Ciobotaru.
ποΈ Reporter: Jo Gill in Brussels.
Romanian queer activist on election
πΊπΈ During his first 100 days in office, President Donald Trump has rolled back multiple LGBTQ+ rights, including non-binary recognition and access to gender-affirming care for under-19s. Here's how things have changed under his administration.
ποΈ Reporter: Lucy Middleton.
How Trump's first 100 days changed LGBTQ+ rights
πΊπΈ During his first 100 days in office, President Donald Trump has rolled back multiple LGBTQ+ rights, including non-binary recognition and access to gender-affirming care for under-19s. Here's how things have changed under his administration.
ποΈ Reporter: Lucy Middleton.
How Trump's first 100 days changed LGBTQ+ rights
π΅π It isnβt easy for trans Filipinos to access medical transition.
π³οΈββ§οΈ But a unit at the Philippine General Hospital in Metro Manila is trying to change that - and offer trans people not only trans care, but also other forms of support.
ποΈ Reporter: Mariejo Ramos
This hospital is making trans care available in Manila
πΊπ¬ Ugandaβs notorious anti-LGBTQ+ law will soon turn two β and the number of arrests of queer people in the country keeps increasing.
Queer people arrested and evicted in Uganda
πΈ Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania are losing a total of up to $5 billion every year due to the discrimination LGBTQ+ people face, according to a new report by @openforbusiness, a coalition of global businesses advocating for queer rights.
ποΈ Reporter: @enriqueanarte
The price East Africa pays for LGBTQ+ discrimination
π₯ U.S. President Donald Trumpβs aid freeze has derailed crucial work supporting law reform, healthcare access and activism for LGBTQ+ people in the Pacific Islands - where six countries still criminalise same-sex relations.
ποΈ Reporter: Lucy Middleton @Miditun