Michael K. Lavers is the Int'l News Editor at Washington Blade. He specializes in LGBTQ+ interests, civil rights, and social issues, with a focus on Latin America and regional interests in North America, covering topics such as elections, government, and public policy. Michael's work has been featured in South Florida Gay News, Watermark Publishing Group, Inc., LOS ANGELES BLADE, Bay Area Reporter, and Rough Draft Atlanta.
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Michael K. Lavers' coverage mainly focuses on LGBTQ+ rights, activism, and legal challenges internationally. His work includes government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories in the areas of government & politics as well as culture & society.
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Policy now bans US foreign aid to groups promoting 'gender ideology'
By: Michael K. Lavers
Advocacy groups say proposal would ‘contradict European standards’
By: Michael K. Lavers
Document contains testimonies of two gay married men
By: Michael K. Lavers
Prime minister: recognition 'no way a path to the possibility of adoption'
First openly gay man to actively play for major sports team battled brain cancer
By: Michael K. Lavers
King Charles III on Wednesday delivered King's Speech
Fuel shortages, fears of military intervention overshadow events
Government ordered to allow trans people to amend ID documents
Mayor, council members to participate
Human Rights authorities 'intensifying their criminalization' of queer people
