Gaps in HIV diagnosis and treatment for women and migrants
Australia is well on its way to meet UNAIDS 2020 fast track targets of 90-90-90 (90% of people living with HIV are diagnosed, 90% of …
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June 5, 2019 Two in three queer men have been in an unhealthy or abusive relationship, NSW study finds
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May 9, 2019 Most trans people have been mistreated by police: report
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May 7, 2019 LGBTI-inclusive sex education benefits straight students: study
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May 7, 2019 Boomers less accepting of gay relationships: poll
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April 26, 2019 Young rugby players use homophobic slurs to fit in: study
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Two in three queer men have been in an unhealthy or abusive relationship, NSW study finds
51 per cent of respondents also agreed that sexual coercion and pressure were common among gay, bisexual, trans, intersex, and queer men.
Most trans people have been mistreated by police: report
The US survey reveals 58 per cent have experienced abuse by police.
LGBTI-inclusive sex education benefits straight students: study
It also leads to positive mental health outcomes for LGBTI students.
Boomers less accepting of gay relationships: poll
A new study has revealed what Australians think about minorities and acceptance.
Young rugby players use homophobic slurs to fit in: study
“They believe there are no gay people on their team so they are not harming anyone by using this language.”
Same-sex couples almost 75 per cent more likely to be denied mortgages: US study
LGBTI people face discrimination in the housing market.
‘Queer people in the Indigenous community need allyship’: Courtney Act
“We have so many different cultures and colours in our country but when you turn on the TV it doesn’t look the world we walk around in.”
Participants sought for study exploring PrEP use in gay and bi men’s relationships
The Re:PrEP study will help develop an understanding of what PrEP means to gay and bi men as it becomes a more common HIV-prevention strategy.
Two thirds of gay men with children say they face discrimination: study
Just over a third of gay dads said that stigma came within or around religious environments, while 25 per cent said they faced stigma from family members, neighbours, gay friends and service providers.