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Valencia hosts the first Mediterranean Gay Games The Federation of Gay Games (FGG) has signed the Charter for Gender Diversity in Sport, strengthening its commitment to the full participation of transgender, intersex and non-binary people in sporting environments. The signing was one of the most significant outcomes of Gay Games XII, held in Valencia from 27 June to 4 […]

Just weeks before the start of the FIFA World Cup across the United States, Canada and Mexico, amid an increasingly chaotic global context, we are still confronting long-standing unresolved issues in queer sport.

Hailey Davidson lawsuit: banned trans golfer challenges LPGA and USGA, exposing the clash between sport, science and politics.

In recent months, the debate on sex testing at the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has returned to the centre of international sport governance.

At the core of the discussion is the work of an IOC group on the “protection of the female category”, established in 2025.

A spontaneous kiss after victory should not be political. Yet for Marie Patouillet at Paris 2024, it became a flashpoint. Her story exposes the persistent double standard surrounding LGBTQIA+ visibility in sport.

The first ever World Cup Pride Match is scheduled for June 26, 2026 in Seattle. But that’s not the main news.

On the occasion of the European Week of Sport 2025, the final results of the MESIS project have been released.

It’s been a whopping 28 years since the last time the Azzurre made it to the semifinals: despite having taken part in every Women’s Euro edition since the championship started in 1984, the team never made it past the quarter-finals.

But there is yet another record…

La nazionale maschile è fuori dai Mondiali da undici anni, ma quella femminile fa storia (nel verso giusto)

By invoking the pretext of “defending women”, this administration uses an ill-defined notion of “liberty” to justify transphobic discrimination, violence and political pressure.

Valencia hosts the first Mediterranean Gay Games The Federation of Gay Games (FGG) has signed the Charter for Gender Diversity in Sport, strengthening its commitment to the full participation of transgender, intersex and non-binary people in sporting environments. The signing was one of the most significant outcomes of Gay Games XII, held in Valencia from 27 June to 4 […]

Just weeks before the start of the FIFA World Cup across the United States, Canada and Mexico, amid an increasingly chaotic global context, we are still confronting long-standing unresolved issues in queer sport.

Hailey Davidson lawsuit: banned trans golfer challenges LPGA and USGA, exposing the clash between sport, science and politics.

In recent months, the debate on sex testing at the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has returned to the centre of international sport governance.

At the core of the discussion is the work of an IOC group on the “protection of the female category”, established in 2025.

A spontaneous kiss after victory should not be political. Yet for Marie Patouillet at Paris 2024, it became a flashpoint. Her story exposes the persistent double standard surrounding LGBTQIA+ visibility in sport.

The first ever World Cup Pride Match is scheduled for June 26, 2026 in Seattle. But that’s not the main news.

On the occasion of the European Week of Sport 2025, the final results of the MESIS project have been released.

It’s been a whopping 28 years since the last time the Azzurre made it to the semifinals: despite having taken part in every Women’s Euro edition since the championship started in 1984, the team never made it past the quarter-finals.

But there is yet another record…

La nazionale maschile è fuori dai Mondiali da undici anni, ma quella femminile fa storia (nel verso giusto)

By invoking the pretext of “defending women”, this administration uses an ill-defined notion of “liberty” to justify transphobic discrimination, violence and political pressure.