“I don’t believe in transphobia” — Germaine Greer
FEMINIST writer and academic Germaine Greer’s appearance at a Cambridge University Student’s Union (CUSU) event sparked protests from CUSU’s LGBT+ society this week when she …
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Chinese court sees first-ever unfair dismissal lawsuit for being gay
WHAT is believed to be the first-ever sexual orientation discrimination lawsuit is currently taking place in a Chinese court. A Chinese man, under the pseudonym Mu …
A royal cover of support
KING Felipe VI of Spain has done what no royal has ever done before: appear on the cover of a gay magazine to show that he …
Are dating apps revealing more about you than you think?
A US conference has heard how apps, like Grindr, can be hacked to reveal the exact location of users.
US President recognises LGBT people for first time in State of the Union address
Historic moment as lesbian, bisexual and trans* people mentioned in Barack Obama’s State of the Union speech.
Proposals underway for the UK’s first LGBT school
UNDER new plans being drawn up by a UK LGBT youth group, a school specialised in supporting LGBT children could open up within three years. Based …
Ninety minutes in April that could end the US gay marriage debate
Decades of debate on marriage equality could come down to one debate, says Sydney expert
Irish Health Minister reveals he is gay months before gay marriage referendum
THE Irish Health Minister has announced that he is gay during an interview on national radio. Leo Varadkar’s decision to speak publicly about his sexuality comes as …
Indian minister announces “gay cure” program plans
A MINISTER in the state of Goa on India’s western coast has announced plans to set up a program to “treat” LGBTI youth. Sports and Youth Affairs …
Egyptian court clears men accused of bathhouse “debauchery”
THE 26 men accused of “debauchery” after they were arrested in a raid on a Cairo bathhouse have been acquitted by an Egyptian court overnight. …
