University of Auckland creates first gay men’s sexual health group
The University of Auckland's social and community health department has established a Gay Men's Sexual Health Research Group (GMSH) to focus on STI prevention among gay man.
Owner of gay club demands action from Putin following homophobic attack on premises
Moscow's largest gay club owner has written to President Putin to demand a full investigation into the homophobic attack on his club.
James Arthur: I have felt ‘deep, deep shame’ for using homophobic lyrics
X Factor winner James Arthur has spoken out about to say that he has suffered from depression, and since being involved in a controversy surrounding homophobic lyrics, he has lost a lot of confidence.
US: Illinois judge tells county clerk to issue marriage licences early for the terminally ill
A federal judge has instructed a county clerk in the US state of Illinois to issue marriage licences early to any same-sex couple who wish to wed immediately if one of them has a terminal illness.
Killer of Brighton gay man jailed for 18 and-a-half years
A South African national has been jailed for 18 and-a-half years for killing a gay man in Brighton.
Trial of UK man held in Uganda for breaking anti-gay laws adjourned until 2014
The case of a British man charged in Uganda after images of him having sex with a man were published in a newspaper has been adjourned for a third time.
London: Council reject police proposal for gay pub to close earlier
Councillors in east London have rejected a police request for a reduction in the opening hours of a popular gay bar.
US: Pastor refuses to quit voluntarily for officiating at gay son’s wedding
A Methodist minister in the US state of Pennsylvania has refused to voluntarily step down after he was put "on trial", for officiating at his gay son's wedding, and after saying he would not renounce his actions.
Tory Vice Chair: BBC ban on Graham Norton’s AIDS ribbon is ‘extraordinary’
The Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party has tabled a parliamentary question for Culture Secretary Maria Miller over the BBC’s “extraordinary” decision to discipline Graham Norton for wearing a red ribbon on his chat show for World AIDS Day.
Photos: London Day of Rage protest against Indian gay sex ban
A protest took place on Sunday in London against the Indian Supreme Court's decision to reinstate a ban on gay sex.
