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This month in your episode of KET Talks, Vincent Reillon from Forbidden Colours discusses the situation for LGBTIQ+ people in the UK as he is joined by activist Dan Glass. They first discuss the last book of Dan, Queer Footprints, before moving on to the raise of hate crime and hate speech against LGBTIQ+ people in the UK over the last years.

This week in your episode of KET Talks, Vincent Reillon and Rémy Bonny from Forbidden Colours bring you to Georgia as they are joined by Mariam Kvaratsrelia, co-leader of Tbilisi Pride. They discuss the violence met by the activists trying to organize the first Pride parade in the country. They also discuss the current political situation of the country where Russian influence is growing.

This week in your episode of KET Talks, Vincent Reillon and Rémy Bonny from Forbidden Colours discuss the situation of LGBTIQ+ people in Hungary. They are joined by David Bedö, a member of the Hungarian Parliament and chair of the newly established LGBTIQ+ intergroup in that parliament, and Noel Simon, the local coordinator of this intergroup.

This week in your episode of KET Talks, Vincent Reillon and Rémy Bonny from Forbidden Colours discuss the situation of LGBTIQ+ people in Poland. They are joined by Dominik Kuc from Growspace, a local LGBTIQ+ organization working on inclusive education.

This week in your episode of KET Talks, Vincent Reillon and Séverine De Bruyn from Forbidden Colours discuss the situation of LGBTIQ+ people in Italy. They are joined by two representatives of Arcigay, the main LGBTIQ+ organization in the country: Roberto Muzzetta, member of the national board of Arcigay in charge of external relations and Angelica Polmonari, president of the local committee of Arcigay in Modena and chair of the Women’s committee of ILGA World.

For the first episode of this new season, Vincent and Rémy from Forbidden Colours meet with Marc Angel and Kim van Sparrentak, the two co-presidents of the LGBTI Intergroup at the European Parliament. Together they discuss the 2022 Europride in Belgrade, lawsuits launched against Hungary, the status of hate speech and hate crime in the EU and the upcoming Queer Summit of the European Parliament.