New Delhi’s LGBTQ+ Pride March returns after three-year hiatus
Last week Sunday, over 2,000 people marched in New Delhi’s first LGBTQ Pride Parade in three years. Until now, the pandemic had caused the repeated cancellation of the event. “It’s good, it’s fabulous. Because we are here to celebrate ourselves, and after three years,” 23-year-old Vishal Rai told the Associated Press. India has still not legalized marriage equality, but in a historic 2018 ruling, the country’s Supreme Court ruled that homosexuality would no longer be considered a criminal offense. A colonial law, section 377, banned “carnal intercourse against the order of nature,” and had been interpreted to include sex between … Continue reading New Delhi’s LGBTQ+ Pride March returns after three-year hiatus