In the wake of the gay rugby Bingham Cup-led initiative that saw Australia’s five major sporting codes sign on to the ground breaking Anti-Homophobia and Inclusion Framework, campaigners launch of a major initiative aimed at removing barriers that prevent many trans* and intersex people from taking part in sports.
Two Queensland-based LGBTI health organisations, the Queensland AIDS Council (QuAC) and its Indigenous program 2 Spirits, celebrated 30 and 18 years respectively
It’s a already step ahead of Australia in marriage equality and accepting blood donations from gay men, and now South Africa just sworn in Zakhele Mbhele, making him Africa’s first-ever openly-gay MP.
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