Michael K. Lavers is the Int'l News Editor at Washington Blade. He specializes in LGBTQ+ interest, civil rights, and social issues, with a particular focus on Latin America, culture, and society. Michael's work has been featured in notable publications including South Florida Gay News, Watermark Publishing Group, Inc., and the Bay Area Reporter.
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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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The Trump-Vance administration will end PEPFAR funding for South Africa.
By: Michael K. Lavers
Unanimous Supreme Court ruling caps off 7-year legal battle
Iran and Egypt on Friday faced off during the World Cup's “Pride Match” in Seattle.
By: Michael K. Lavers
A gay couple from the U.S. is among the four people found dead in a mass grave in Mexico last month.
Edinburgh meeting took place on last day of Pride month
By: Michael K. Lavers
Atlantis Events-chartered ship included stops in Kusadasi, Istanbul
By: Michael K. Lavers
Rob Jetten is country’s first openly gay head of government
By: Michael K. Lavers
Scarlet Lady earlier this week blocked from visiting Turkey
Benjamín Medrano shot to death inside Guadalajara ice cream store on July 7
Back-to-back quakes on June 24 killed more than 4,500 people
