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The creator's content focuses on LGBTQ+ rights and issues globally. They cover topics such as blood donation bans for gay and bisexual men in Panama, the fight for queer rights in Africa, the campaign to ban conversion therapies in the EU, and discrimination against queer elders in the Philippines. The creator also discusses legal changes affecting LGBTQ+ people in countries like Turkey and Indonesia, and highlights the impact of US political changes on global LGBTQ+ rights.

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Followers324K
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Engagement15.1%
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Openly shares impactful stories and vital news on TikTok, focusing on global LGBTQ+ rights and human rights issues. Their content delves into critical topics like blood donation bans, the fight against conversion therapies, and discrimination faced by queer elders worldwide. Brands looking to align with a voice championing social justice and global advocacy will find Openly's dedicated approach compelling.

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Panama's health ministry says the country is facing a critical blood shortage, with supplies below 40% of capacity, and is urging people to donate. But gay and bisexual men are still prohibited from donating blood, even to help loved ones and others in need. Activists and scientists say the ban is outdated and fuels stigma against LGBTQ+ people.

🎙️ Reporter: @Enrique Anarte - Journalist in Panama City.

#panama #panamacity #lgbtqrights #queertiktok #ciudaddepanama
Hundreds of people marched through central Cape Town last Saturday (February 28), for the city’s annual Pride Parade and Mardi Gras, celebrating queer visibility while calling for greater LGBTQ+ equality and safety across Africa.

Participants waved rainbow flags and banners as they moved through the city to music, dancers and performers, and organisers said the event drew people from South Africa and neighbouring countries.

Despite the festive atmosphere, marchers stressed that Pride remained a political act. Many highlighted ongoing discrimination and warned of what they see as a rollback of protections for queer people.

Participants from across the region said attending the parade was also an act of solidarity with those unable to march openly in countries like Uganda, Ghana, Kenya and Tanzania.

Source: Reuters

#lgbtnews #lgbtqrights #capetown #southafrica
Mattéo Garguilo (he/him) is a 22-year-old LGBTQ+ activist from France and co-president of ACT - an organisation seeking to ban so-called conversion therapies across the European Union. ACT is behind the European Citizens' Initiative that gathered more than one million signatures in favour of an EU-wide ban of these practices in the bloc.

The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, is expected to give an answer to the campaign next May, but it does not have to propose a ban. And even if it does bring forward a plan to outlaw these practices - which queer activists describe as a form of torture - it is still unclear what this ban could look like. Some fear it might only cover sexual orientation and leave out gender identity, leaving trans people unprotected.

If the Commission does propose a ban, it would then have to be passed by both the European Parliament and the Council, where all 27 EU member states are represented. So far, only eight member states have banned conversion therapies at a national level.

#lgbtnews #lgbtqrights #europeanunion
Turkey's justice minister is drafting a bill that would criminalise any public statement that "publicly encourages, praises or promotes attitudes and behaviours contrary to innate biological sex and general morality", as well as unauthorised sex reassignment surgeries and same-sex engagement and wedding ceremonies, according to local media. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has warned that the "traditional family" is at risk from what he and his party colleagues call "LGBT propaganda". But human rights activists in the country say that, if passed, the draft legislation would only worsen the situation of LGBTQ+ Turks after years of repression against Pride marches across Turkey.

#lgbtnews #lgbtqrights #erdogan #türkiye #turkey🇹🇷

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Openly's audience is likely comprised of individuals passionate about social justice and human rights, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community, and globally aware of current events. Their high TikTok engagement rate of 15.05% significantly surpasses industry benchmarks (TikTok ~3.0% ER), indicating a highly motivated and responsive follower base. This suggests strong intent signals for advocacy-related content and a high potential for meaningful engagement, including shares, comments, and potentially participation in campaigns or discussions.

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