From Bollywood’s glittering screens to Bengaluru’s vibrant queer community, the new docuseries In Transit marks a cultural shift for trans and non-binary storytelling in India. It’s not just about visibility; it’s about reclaiming narratives, bridging global solidarity, and redefining what it means to exist beyond binaries. Through intimate portraits of real people, the series proves that the journey toward authenticity is both deeply personal and powerfully universal.

NZ First’s Gender Definition Bill aims to rewrite New Zealand law to define “woman” and “man” by birth sex, a move that would erase legal recognition for trans, non-binary, and intersex people. This piece breaks down what’s inside the bill, the politics behind it, and the community fightback rising to meet it.

What happens when your history doesn’t fit on a form? This personal essay explores queer identity, diaspora, and the pain of being denied citizenship—offering a powerful reflection on how we claim to belong beyond borders, bloodlines, and binaries.

2025 has been a year of both progress and backlash for non-binary rights. From legal wins in Germany and Australia to disturbing rollbacks in the U.S., this global overview explores the good, the bad, and the ugly — and why the fight for recognition, dignity, and freedom is far from over.

Thailand just made history as the first Southeast Asian nation to legalise same-sex marriage. It's a huge step for LGBTQ+ rights but the fight isn’t over. Here’s what it means for queer and gender-diverse folks around the world.

Travel can be joyful, liberating, and life-changing—but for queer and trans people, it also comes with real risks. This guide offers practical tools, affirming insights, and intersectional strategies to help non-binary and LGBTQ+ travellers feel safe, seen, and supported. Whether you’re planning your first trip or your next one, this is for you.

A queer and non-binary centred guide to Bangkok, Thailand—exploring inclusive spaces, cultural fluidity, travel tips, and the lived realities behind the “LGBTQ-friendly” label. This isn’t just a travel guide—it’s a reflection, a celebration, and a resource for belonging.