April 2018: The Thomson Reuters Foundation in partnership with IGLYO and important law firm partners is proud to release a legal analysis ofso-called ‘anti-LGBT propaganda’ laws, which explores the legal arguments surrounding current or proposed laws in nine jurisdictions which curtail the expression of LGBT culture and identity.
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