John Bercow to give lecture to mark IDAHO
The speaker of the House of Commons and President of the Kaleidoscope Trust, John Bercow, is to...
Imaan to hold fifth International LGBTQI Muslim Conference
Imaan - the UK's LGBTQI Muslim organisation - has announced plans to hold its fifth International...
Costa Rica: Vice Presidents endorse equal rights for gay couples
The vice presidents of Costa Rica, Alfio Piva and Luis Liberman have said, in an interview with Amelia Rueda, that gay couples deserve the same rights as heterosexuals, though they stopped short of endorsing equal marriage.
Poll: 51% of Americans agree with Obama’s support of equal marriage
More than half of Americans have said that they approve of President Obama's support for equal marriage, though 60% of the respondents also said that this announcement would have no bearing on their voting decisions, according to a Gallup/USA Today poll released this evening.
Video: ‘Insanely homophobic’ public hearing on anti-discrimination in Lincoln, Nebraska
A startlingly homophobic and inaccurately graphic video of a woman testifying at non-discrimination ordinance hearings in Lincoln, Nebraska, has gone viral in the LGBT blogosphere, within a day of its being put online.
UNISON calls on women to make their experience count
Three times as many UK men have responded to a European survey on LGBT people's everyday...
Man who put up ‘gay free zone’ posters in London sentenced over al-Qaida material
Mohammed Hasnath, the man fined for putting up stickers in east London declaring it a 'gay free zone' has been jailed for possessing material from terrorist group al-Qaida.
University of Wolverhampton students to host equal marriage support day
Students at the University of Wolverhampton who launched an 8,500-strong petition in favour of marriage equality for gay and straight couples will be holding an awareness day next week.
Comment: Barack Obama joins an unstoppable global trend towards equality
President Obama has, at last, moved with the flow of history and an unstoppable global trend towards equality, writes Peter Tatchell.
Comment: A U-turn on equal marriage would set the Tories back years
Matthew Todd writes that he has watched the Conservative party’s evolution with nervous optimism and that if those MPs now speaking out against marriage equality have their way, the 'dark and divisive' instincts of Conservatism will be revealed to a new generation.
