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I wish there were people in the council whom we can trust to truly protect the rights and dignity of others. Actor Daniel Krejčík called on Prime Minister Andrej Babiš on Instagram to explain why he proposed Taťána Kuchařová, Jakub Kříž, and Daniel Black to the Government Council for Human Rights. #LidskáPráva #AndrejBabiš #LGBTQ (translated)

Ricardo wrote that he wondered why the public broadcaster, in his opinion, mainly showcased gay men who were constantly complaining and presenting themselves as victims. He stated that the Netherlands was one of the best places to be gay and that there was a lot of acceptance. According to him, gay men were not pitiable, but ordinary men and women. https://t.co/UNTd04y1wV #LGBT #acceptatie #Nederland (translated)

Strijder124 responded to statements by Douwe Filz about gender identity and sexual diversity in education. According to the author, the people at the table with Renze reacted indignantly to the discussion. Strijder124 believed that elementary school children could learn to calculate and read better than being exposed to gender ideology and sexual diversity starting from group 1. The author disputed Filz's description of transgenderism as something that was glorified and wrote that transgender people, in his view, primarily wanted to be treated equally. Strijder124 also questioned Filz's remarks about children coming out and about transgender people reading at schools. According to the author, Filz had said that sexually suggestive books for young children did not belong in kindergarten or the middle years and that this was up to the parents. Strijder124 sarcastically responded to this and suggested that Filz disapproved of learning about sex. (translated)

UpdateCharts stated that Erika Hilton was moved to celebrate the end of the 6x1 shift. According to the publication, Hilton said that in 60 days, this regime would cease to exist and that the country's Constitution was being changed by her, by the mandate of Rick Azevedo — whom she described as a Black LGBTQ+ person working at a pharmacy counter — and by the mandate of a trans woman who came from the streets. #MudançaSocial (translated)

Controle Y stated that, while many workers voted for the end of rights or hostility towards LGBT communities, two LGBT individuals had helped push for the end of the 6x1 scale. It also said that this occurred when there was a president who recognized the value of all voices. https://t.co/fZfxd6d6wO #DireitosHumanos #LGBT #Igualdade (translated)

The author described an escalating crackdown on LGBTQ+ people in Senegal and said more than 320 people had been arrested. They claimed consensual same-sex relations could carry a 10-year prison sentence, while promoting homosexuality or supporting or financing LGBTQ+ people and organisations could carry a seven-year sentence. https://t.co/2hhdaqQe8j #Senegal #LGBTQ #HumanRights #SN

The author wrote that roughly 3.6–3.7 million Hungarians voted “no” on each of four questions concerning LGBTQ-related education and content for minors in a 2022 referendum. They claimed that more Hungarians had voted against what they called “gender propaganda” than had ever voted for any single political party in Hungary. https://t.co/TuRMAh8E2H #Hungary #LGBTQ #Referendum #HU

Laura and Cristina, as a couple, fear that if Flávio Bolsonaro wins, they will become a bunker of resistance, amid the concerns of women, Black people, Indigenous people, and LGBTQI+ members about the rollback of rights under Jair Bolsonaro's patriotic regime. #droitsdesfemmes #extrêmeDroite (translated)

StagePop issued a statement in which Erika Hilton said that many people doubted that such a strong proposal would be approved because it arose from Rick Azevedo's pain, whom she referred to with a pejorative term for gay men. According to Hilton, this pain was connected to that of millions of workers. #Trabalho (translated)

The author wrote that he was an official observer at the Hungarian referendum on the protection of children from what he described as a destructive LGBT+ ideology for them. According to him, more than 80 percent of voters voted for the protection of children. He described the amendment of the law and the removal of protection, confirmed by the votes of the electorate, as extremely undemocratic. #zaščitaotrok #Madžarska #demokracija #HU (translated)

The author claimed that Péter Magyar was putting Hungarian children at risk to meet Brussels’ demands. They said Tisza had rewritten Hungary’s Child Protection Act, alleging the amendment would expand LGBTQ organisations’ rights and weaken child-protection rules. #Gyermekvédelem #LGBTQ #Hungary #HU (translated)

GFrei.News reported that the operator of a pharmacy in Bielefeld does not want to serve AfD supporters. The author considered the announced loss of sales to be of little relevance outside the immediate area but estimated it as significant with an AfD voter share of 30 percent and referred to a video that had since been published in which the operator had relativized her statement. As another detail, GFrei.News mentioned a website where businesses could reportedly report losses in sales due to their political stance. The author wrote that the directory was run by a financial advisory for LGBT and mocked its orientation in this context. He described the website as a boycott list for conservatives and stated that he had wanted to develop a boycott app anyway and would use the directory as a first data basis. https://t.co/bTJua2RDly #Bielefeld #AfD #Boykott (translated)

Bally Bagayoko thanked the people who had followed his live stream the day before and indicated that the video was available online: https://t.co/0kkR88yEFg. He had listed the topics addressed, especially regarding municipal life and transportation: the return of the market at place Jean-Jaurès at 23:18, parking, the pedestrianization of the city center, and the exit from the A1 at avenue Marcel-Cachin at 24:52, then the relationship with the municipal police at 33:34. He also mentioned bus 153 at 41:38, a potential bus between Plaine (RER D) and the city center at 1:03:56, bike paths at 47:29 and scooters on rue de la République at 48:22. Other listed themes concerned engagement and projects for the LGBTQI+ community (26:49), the controversy over female genital mutilation and abstention during a motion at the municipal council (28:23), as well as the change of structure for youth animators "every 5 years" (32:22). Bagayoko had also listed questions about the reporting application of Plaine Commune (35:13), access to property (36:02), the Irène-Popard gymnasium, out of service for 2 years (39:20), a request for a meeting from the Gaston-Dourdin neighborhood (40:31), free zones for businesses (43:40), mold in public housing (45:08), and work-study programs in journalism for a young person from Saint-Denis (46:09). His list also included the cancellation of elections in Vénissieux and Vaulx-en-Velin (42:45), the models that had shaped him (50:27), wild mechanics (52:02), the return of agents to Pierrefitte (54:38), and the development of a square, the name of which was cautiously indicated as Geyter, to make it accessible to children (55:31). He finally mentioned registering on the electoral rolls before December 31 (57:24), fear in front of police officers (59:18), the bill for property damage sent by Valérie Pécresse (1:00:57), the mayor of Nice identifying him on Facebook (1:02:42), child protection and its premises (1:04:35), the single-parent family card (1:06:54), a visit to Saint-Rémi, in an abandoned residence (1:08:07), the care of a disabled child for 8 hours and 30 minutes per week (1:09:02) and the cities in 93 where to buy housing (1:10:40). He also mentioned a question about how to join LFI from Saint-Ouen (49:53). #SaintOuen #Élections #Communauté (translated)