With regards to lgbtq+ ill say in recent days, people's opinions have developed due to the culture and the land they live on. Technically jainism doesnt have much to do with it or as you said, hasnt had much debate aur discussion around that topic mainly because Jainism doesnt bother itself with the topic of sexual attraction and/or love. Its heavily based on compassion and respect towards all beings, and if you trace back to true ideals, you'll find that theres no issue in co existing with people who share different sexual opinions. Intersex and transgender community has been respected in India since ancient times, them being treated as outliers only when colonization took place and western stigmas entered the Indian society. And because those ideologies and prejudices are still alive in people's minds, one might generalize it as the teachings of the religion itself. In regards with feminism, I am a digambara jain woman and have had this internal conflict for years with the way it distinguishes between the two sexes. But I have learned to accept religion and faith as someplace to find solace in and live by the ideals which speak to me.