Free Linda Nakibukka
Campaign launched to stop Ugandan lesbian from being deported to homophobic regime
In Photos: Tel Aviv Pride 2012
Tel Aviv today celebrated the largest pride in the Middle East with more than 100,000 people lining the streets and partying on the beach. Here are some of the best photographs of the day
Gay couple tell court of ‘sickening anti-gay comments’ at Derby pride parade
A gay couple has told a court in Derby of being 'sickened' by anti-gay protesters at a pride march in the city who claimed there was a genetic link between homosexuality and paedophilia.
New guide for gay employees overseas published
Stonewall has released a new guide for global employers with gay staff working on overseas assignments.
Porstmouth police appeal after gay man robbed at knifepoint in car
Police in Portsmouth have issued an e-fit of a man wanted for questioning after a gay man was robbed at knifepoint having entered a car expecting sex.
Poland: Teaching materials for nurses ‘calls gays socially dangerous’
Anger has been expressed over teaching materials for nurses in Poland which reportedly describe homosexuality as a 'pathology'.
US study: Young bisexual and questioning people at more risk of alcohol abuse
Bisexual students and those questioning their sexual orientation are more at risk of alcohol abuse than their gay and straight counterparts, a US study suggests.
LA: West Hollywood approves rainbow street crossings for June
The local council for the West Hollywood area of Los Angeles has approved a measure to paint a street crossing in rainbow colours for the month of June.
Liverpool: Hate crime and social housing conference today
A conference designed for and by social landlords in collaboration with gay and trans art and social justice organisation Homotopia will take place in Liverpool today.
Sydney team wins gay rugby world cup at Manchester final
Gay Australian rugby team the Sydney Convicts have taken home the 2012 Bingham Cup, becoming gay rugby champions of the world.
