Gay Rights Collection

The Abse family, left to right, daughter Bathsheba, mother Marjorie, father Leo and son, Toby. November 1984

Leo Abse, MP for Pontypool, having breakfast with his wife Marjorie and children - Tobias age 11, Bathsheba age 13 - in the garden of his home in London. With them is their pug dog Trotsky

Leo Abse MP, his wife Marjorie, son Tobias and daughter Bathsheba arrive in an open horse drawn carriage to open the antiques fair at the Angel Hotel, Cardiff, Wales. 13th April 1970

Leo Abse, MP for the Pontypool division of Monmouthshire, pictured at this desk in his study in his St Johns Wood home in London. 18th October 1976

Pontypool MP Leo Abse and his wife arriving at the Angel Hotel, Cardiff where he is opening the Cardiff Antiques Fair at the hotel

Leo Abse MP with children Tobias and Bathsheba holding pug dog. 22nd May 1973

Chueca metro sign with rainbow flag, Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain

Revellers participate in Regenbogenparade gay pride parade in Vienna, Austria June 16, 2018. REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader

Members of the LGBT community take part in a protest outside U. S. Embassy in Mexico City
Members of the LGBT community take part in a protest to demand justice after a transgender Honduran woman, who was part of the caravan of Central American migrants that arrived at the U.S

Participants shadows are seen on a rainbow flag during a march in support of gay marriage, sexual and gender diversity in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, June 10 2018. REUTERS/Jose Luis Gonzalez

Member of the LGBT community stand with their high heels on before taking part in a race on high heels at the Macroplaza in Monterrey, Mexico March 4, 2018. REUTERS/Daniel Becerril

A rainbow flag flies over the Brooklyn Borough Hall in the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S. June 4, 2019. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri

Maureen Colquhoun, a British Economist and former Labour MP for Northampton from 1974 to 1979. Maureen Colquhoun was Britains first openly lesbian MP. Picture taken 29th April 1980

Mr Leo Abse, MP, giving a pint of blood at the South Wales Branch of the Medical Aid for Vietnams first blood donation session held at Transport Hall, Charles Street, Cardiff. 5th October 1968

Senator George McGovern entertained to a private dinner party by Leo Abse, MP, at his home in St Johns Wood, London. Pictured, left to right, Mrs Leo Abse, Senator George McGovern, Mr Leo Abse

Leo Abse, Labour MP for Pontypool, arrives at the House of Commons wearing his budget day clothes, a suit made of Welsh tweed. 15th April 1969

Leo Abse MP, speaking at a anti-nuclear demonstration in Trafalgar Square, London. April 1978

Leo Abse MP, opens the antiques fair at Angel Hotel, Cardiff, Wales. Pictured, looking at a weapon. 13th April 1970

Leo Abse, MP for Pontypool, having breakfast in the garden of his home in London. 16th July 1969

Leo Abse, Labour MP for Ponytpool. Circa 1962

Leo Abse, who held Pontypool for Labour, chatting with some constituents. 15th October 1964

Leo Abse, Labour MP for Ponytpool. Circa 1963

Left-wingers Tony Benn and Peter Tatchell at a London meeting. December 1981 P003789

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England, London, Gay Pride Parade, Piccadilly, Metropolitan Police Constable, gay couples

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England, London, Gay Pride parade, Pall Mall, 1979, 30 June, demonstrators, peaceful protest. Ford Transit carnival float

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England, London, Gay Pride parade, Pall Mall, 1979, 30 June, banners, balloons, demonstrators, peaceful protest

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England, London, Gay Pride Parade, Strand, 1979, June 30, parade, banners, Metropolitan Police escort, Police sergeant, London Gay Switchboard, Gay Teachers Group

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England, London, Gay Pride Parade, Strand, 1979, June 30, beside South African High Commission, parade, banners, Metropolitan Police escort, pedestrains, Press photographer, Black policeman

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England, London, Gay Pride Parade, Piccadilly, Metropolitan Police escort, Ford Transit carnival float

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England, London, Gay Pride parade, Pall Mall, 1979, 30 June, demonstrators, peaceful protest, Ford Transit carnival float. Metroplitan police escort, banners, Press

Peter Tatchell gay rights activist and spokesman for campaign group Outrage

GAY RIGHTS MARCH, 1976. Gay rights demonstration during the Democratic National Convention in New York City, 11 July 1976. Photographed by Warren K. Leffler

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"Embracing Diversity: Celebrating Gay Rights in Madrid, Spain" A vibrant symbol of inclusivity - the Chueca metro sign adorned with a rainbow flag in Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain. Meet the Abse family - united and proud: daughter Bathsheba, mother Marjorie, father Leo (MP for Pontypool), and son. Breakfast conversations that change history - Leo Abse MP engages in meaningful discussions about gay rights with his wife Marjorie. Making an entrance to remember - Leo Abse MP arrives at an event alongside his wife Marjorie, son Tobias, and daughter Bathsheba on an open horse carriage. Championing equality from Pontypool to Monmouthshire - Leo Abse MP fights tirelessly for gay rights in the Pontypool division of Monmouthshire. Stepping into progress together - Pontypool MP Leo Abse and his wife arrive at the Angel Hotel amidst support for their advocacy. Love knows no bounds - Leo Abse MP's children Tobias and Bathsheba proudly hold a pug dog while standing beside him on May 22nd, 1973. Uniting voices worldwide – Revellers joyfully participate in Vienna's Regenbogenparade gay pride parade as they stand up for equal rights. A global call for acceptance – Members of the LGBT community gather outside the U. S Embassy in Mexico City to protest discrimination and demand justice. Marching towards equality – Shadows cast upon a rainbow flag during a passionate demonstration supporting gay rights speak volumes about solidarity and progress. High-heeled heroes racing towards change – Members of the LGBT community confidently don their high heels before participating in an empowering race promoting inclusivity and breaking stereotypes. A beacon of hope over Brooklyn – The fluttering rainbow flag atop Brooklyn Borough Hall serves as a powerful symbol of acceptance and support in the vibrant borough of New York.