


CNN | Ugandan parliament passes anti-gay bill that includes life in prison CNN Before its passage Friday, parliament adjusted the death penalty clause to life in prison for "aggravated homosexuality." It includes acts where one person is infected with HIV, "serial offenders" and sex with minors, Amnesty International said. In ... International outcry as Uganda adopts anti-gay bill UK Government: Uganda's anti-gay law will damage the country's international ... Uganda passes draconian anti-gay bill despite international condemnation |
AllMediaNY | India government presses Supreme Court to drop gay sex ban AllMediaNY India's government petitioned the Supreme Court on Friday urging it to reverse a ban on gay sex, saying individual rights must be respected. The ruling Congress party has been critical of the court's decision and taken an unexpectedly bold stand in the ... India Asks Court to Review Gay Ban India government asks court to review anti-gay law Indian government petitions Supreme Court to review gay sex ban |
The Guardian | Indian ban on gay sex violates international law: UN Reuters GENEVA (Reuters) - A decision by the Indian Supreme Court to reinstate a ban on gay sex represents a "significant step backwards for India" and violates international law, United Nations human rights chief Navi Pillay said on Thursday, suggesting the ... < a href="http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=t&fd=R&usg=AFQjCNHIpsk5eZ850bujZHUKgIy_Ku8Yzw&url=http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/dec/12/un-asks-india-review-gay-sex-ban">UN asks India to review gay sex ban India's Supreme Court Upholds Anti-Gay Sex Law |
A pastor from Pennsylvania who was defrocked after a period of suspension for officiating at his gay sonâs wedding out-of-state has now been offered to serve as an ordained minister under a different denomination.
US reality star Phil Robertson, who was recently suspended from his TV show after making controversial anti-gay comments, is now said to reappear when the show returns in January.
A California organisation who claimed to have gathered enough signatures to ballot a new law supporting trans students is now filing a lawsuit against the state government, after officials found that only 77 percent of the signatures actually qualified.
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