US Supreme Court adds Tuesday as possible day for opinions on equal marriage cases
The US Supreme Court has added Tuesday to the calendar as an extra day on which it could issue opinions on two key equal marriage cases.
Metro Charity launches ‘Fck Equal’ new HIV campaign
The Metro Centre, the south-east London-based HIV prevention and sexual health charity, has launched a new HIV awareness campaign for gay and bisexual men.
Sweden: Forcibly sterilised transgender people to sue government for compensation
Swedish transgender people who were forced to accept sterilisation, for legal recognition of their gender identity, under a now defunct law, have launched a lawsuit against the state.
Lord Alli withdraws his pensions amendment to the equal marriage bill
Labour peer Lord Alli’s amendment to equalise pension provision for same-sex couples in the area of survivor benefits has been withdrawn.
US Supreme Court expected to add extra days of announcements as no opinions on equal marriage cases
Despite reaching the final scheduled day, the US Supreme Court again failed to issue a ruling on two key equal marriage cases, and is now expected to add extra days to give its opinion.
Church of Scotland’s first openly gay minister enters into civil partnership
The Church of Scotland’s first openly gay minister has entered into a civil partnership.
Live blog: Highlights from the House of Lords committee on same-sex marriage
As part of the final day of the committee stage, peers are scrutinising the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill and debating amendments.
Alan Turing’s biographer criticises upcoming biopic for downplaying gay identity
A biographer of the gay codebreaker Alan Turing has criticised an upcoming film for exaggerating Turing's love affair with a woman.
US: Colorado Supreme Court rules that trans girl should be allowed to use girls’ toilets at school
The Supreme Court in the US state of Colorado has ruled to say that a decision to stop a trans girl from using the girls' bathrooms at her school, was discriminatory, and that she should be allowed to use facilities appropriate to her gender identity.
US Supreme Court reaches last scheduled day to offer opinion on key equal marriage cases
The US Supreme Court has reached the last scheduled day to make a judgement in two key equal marriage cases, and could possibly issue a ruling imminently.
