Egypt: 7 men remain detained over anti-gay charges
Seven men in Egypt, who were arrested for breaking the country’s law on sexual conduct, are reportedly still in prison.
Spain to decide on same-sex marriage law
Spain's Constitutional Court is expected to rule on an appeal against the country's equal marriage law this evening.
Ian McKellen criticises New Zealand PM over ‘gay’ jumper jibe
Veteran actor Sir Ian McKellen has criticised New Zealand Prime Minister John Key, accusing him of using the word "gay" in a "careless" way.
US 2012: LGBT history in the making
Election Day has arrived in the United States with millions of Americans going to the polls to vote for the country’s next president, along with landmark public referendums on equal marriage taking place in four different states.
US: Chris Kluwe quits blog because of anti-equal marriage editorial
NFL player, Chris Kluwe, has quit his blog at an online daily newspaper, due to an editorial published by the site's editors which, he said, expresses an anti-equal marriage stance which goes against the political neutrality it claims to have.
London: Gay water polo side beat Manchester rivals
LGBT water polo club London Orca clinched gold from their Manchester rivals at the weekend's London Orca European Water Polo Championship tournament.
Republican invokes memory of gay dead brother to blast equal marriage
A Republican state representative in Maine has urged voters in Tuesday’s equal marriage referendum to reject the measure and says even in death, he still disagrees with his late brother’s sexuality.
New Zealand PM defends ‘gay’ jumper remarks
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has been criticised for mocking a radio host's red jacket, suggesting he's a weak golfer because the jacket's colour is "gay".
Same-sex marriage test for France
French President Francois Hollande has privately conceded that the religious opponents of his equal marriage plans are proving to be “tough”.
Poll: LGBT support for Obama on the rise, could carry weight in US election
The number of LGBT voters in favour of Barack Obama, for the US presidential election tomorrow, has risen substantially since two months ago, and could make a difference in the race, which has been very close.
