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Today we have added the first selection of gay friendly hotels in Auckland. These hotels are all located in the city center of Auckland and will give you a warm and welcoming feeling. In these hotels you will feel at home!. If you stay in Auckland for holidays of the upcoming gay pride, don’t hesitate to stay in one of these gay friendly hotels.
During the state visit to Slovakia, the royal couple visited the gay café Tepláreň in Bratislava. Last October, Juraj Vankulič and Matúš Horváth were shot here while sitting on a bench in front of the café. The royal couple was clearly emotional during the conversation they had with the relatives of the victims and Radoslava Trokšiarová, who survived the attack.
The visit was intended as a statement of support and should contribute to the LGBTQ+ acceptance, which is very low in Slovakia compared to other EU countries.
With the slogan Gather, Dream, Amplify the Sydney World Pride 2023 and Sydney Mardi Gras has started today. This year is the 50th anniversary of the Sydney Gay Pride Week, the 45th anniversary of Mardi Gras and it is the 5th year celebration of same sex marriages in Australia. Via this link you can check the events organized during the Sydney World Pride.
Axel Leito, the visionary behind the gay pride movement, has passed away at the age of 74. Leito, a prominent gay activist, dedicated his life to fighting for equality and visibility for the gay community. He organized the first-ever gay pride march in 1970, and his efforts paved the way for the modern LGBT+ rights movement. Leito’s impact on the world cannot be overstated, and his legacy will live on forever. His tireless work and unwavering dedication to the cause will always be remembered and celebrated by the gay community and allies worldwide. Rest in power, Axel Leito.
Jakub Jankto, a Czech footballer, has become the first active international men’s player to publicly announce that he is gay. The 25-year-old midfielder made the announcement in an interview with a Czech sports website, saying that he wanted to live his life honestly and be true to himself. Jankto’s decision has been welcomed by the gay community, who have praised his courage and hope that it will inspire other gay players to come out. This is a significant step towards greater acceptance and inclusivity in football, and Jankto’s bravery is sure to set an example for players all around the world.
