For LGBTI people, the picture these day isn't pretty, whether you're in Italy, Britain or the U.S.

A trip to Strasbourg elicits reflections on the cultural demands faced by the new Europe.

In the latest effort to beat back low birth rates, Italy went all out on the f-word

England's colonial reach pushed anti-sodomy laws into its colonies and many have not let go.

Gay civil unions are step in the right direction, but they still leave the matter of children in the hands of Catholic morality.

The Orlando attack again illustrates the risk posed by religious hatred toward the LGBT community.

Some Italians are proudly communist — until they're faced with their children's gay choices.

Italian bureaucracy can be an enigma within a conundrum, unless providence intervenes.

American John Horne Burns chronicled gay Naples after the war. Now, Mark Campbell weighs in.

Italy's acrimonious fight over gay rights legislation has an eerie parallel with the Canada of 1994.

For bisexuals, the road to social and sexual acceptance is still riddled with potholes.