Queer Care - Page 4

Author – Tamar Avaliani Understanding the importance of private and family life The right to privacy is a right that protects a person’s private life from the state. The right to privacy

When the communist dictatorship prevailed in Czechoslovakia (1948-1990), the persecution and destruction of religion and, in particular, the dominant religious group – the Roman Catholic Church – was one of the most

The Old-Catholic Church of Switzerland (Die Christkatholische Kirche der Schweiz) has been added to the number of traditional Christian churches that perform the wedding of same-sex couples. The 154th National Synod of

Maurie Sherman, with his story, gives hope to people whose parents are not comfortable with their children’s genders and identities. At first, following the coming out, Maurie’s father did not support his

The events that have taken place in the past few months have showed us one more time that hatred and homophobia are still an insoluble problem for our society. Radical groups are

In a country full of hatred toward queer people, Alexia Salvador uses her faith to help other queers. “I feel their pain in my body because my family and I went through

Edafe Okporo (he/him) is author of the forthcoming book, ASYLUM, a Memoir, and Manifesto by Simon and Schuster, out summer 2022. Okporo is the United States Mobilization Director of Talent Beyond Boundaries,

Katie Jenifer never thought she’d go to law school. But when her daughter came out as trans as a young child, the North Carolina mother of two knew her child would need

In the TV program “Real Space”, Archpriest Zaza Tevzadze assessed the ongoing processes in the country: “Since 5th of July I have been feeling restless. I hadn’t anticipated that such a thing

Metropolitan of the Evangelical Baptist Church of Georgia, Malkhaz Songhulashvili responds to the recent events and expresses his condolences not only to the family of Lekso Lashkarava, but also to all of