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  • LGBTQ+ News This Week: Trans Healthcare Victory, Chappell Roan’s $2m Fundraiser and More”

    LGBTQ+ News Roundup: Four Stories You Might Have Missed This Week

    From a major victory for trans healthcare rights to new mental health support and a celebrity fundraiser, here are four LGBTQ+ stories making headlines this week.

    1. New Zealand court overturns puberty blocker ban

    New Zealand’s High Court has ruled that restrictions on puberty blockers for transgender young people were unlawful, citing discrimination and failures in the government’s consultation process.

    The decision represents a significant legal development in the ongoing international debate over access to gender-affirming healthcare for young people.

    Read more at Attitude

    2. Chappell Roan raises support for queer and trans youth

    Pop star Chappell Roan brought together musicians, drag performers and LGBTQ+ organisations for a two-night fundraising event in Los Angeles.

    The Super Graphic Spectacular supported the Midwest Princess Project, which helps queer and trans young people access community support and resources.

    Read more at Queerty

    3. Free specialist therapy offered to gay and bisexual men

    A new UK therapy initiative is offering up to 100 free places for gay and bisexual men experiencing difficulties related to chemsex or compulsive sexual behaviour.

    The six-month programme focuses on the psychological factors that can contribute to these experiences, including shame, loneliness and emotional distress.

    Researchers have reported promising outcomes from related treatment work, including improved wellbeing among participants completing therapy.

    Read more at PinkNews

    4. Gay veterans challenge military compensation scheme

    The Ministry of Defence is exploring an out-of-court resolution with two former service members who say they were unfairly excluded from compensation for historical discrimination against gay personnel.

    The case centres on veterans who felt compelled to leave the armed forces because of their sexuality but were not formally dismissed.

    The dispute highlights continuing efforts to secure recognition and redress for LGBTQ+ people affected by the military’s former discriminatory policies.

    Read more at Attitude


    TheGayUK.com LGBTQ+ news roundup | Week ending 25 October 2026