A Crisis for Some, a Policy for Others
Last October, Ahmed Gul, cover photographer of queer.lu issue 5, and I , traveled to the French...
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Tag: Society & Politics
The Military and Feminism
Design: Lloyd Dunn An Interview with Mariam Tchantchalishvili Feminism and the military represent...
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Flowers Through Concrete: Queer Lives in Belarus
In Belarusian schools from the first grade, we were taught: “Belarus is the heart of Europe”. Our...
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Against Orbán, For Hungary – Budapest, June 2025
The heat had descended on Budapest since dawn. A cloudless sky hung over the city, an appearance...
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DEFUNDING FREEDOM: The new tendency to restrict rights and empower the far right
A year ago this month, the world witnessed the inauguration of Donald Trump as president of the...
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“Titles don’t matter much. Connection does.” Interview with Marco/Yasin Linguri – Trans Muslim Imam and Spiritual Community Builder
In early July, in the days leading up to Luxembourg Pride, queer.lu sat down with Frankfurter ...
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PAN LGBTIQ+ 2025: Bold Moves or Missed Marks?
Joy, frustration, hope: three emotions that reign after the publication of the updated Plan...
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It’s Time for Trans Pride in Luxembourg
Luxembourg will finally be hosting its first-ever Trans Pride, slated to take place in the capital...
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How do we get out of the defensive? A plea for a militant queer movement that doesn’t just react.
Queer people in Luxembourg and the rest of the world are currently not in the best position. Not...
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Holding the Line: On Systemic Pathologization, Resilience and the Fight for Queer Rights
As preparations for the 2025 edition of Luxembourg Pride are in full swing, alarm over the...
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