Obama: I support gay marriage
US President Barack Obama has announced his support for same-sex marriage. "This changes...
Clinic appeals to community to design new HIV awareness campaign
London sexual health clinic 56 Dean Street is asking members of the gay community to design an innovative HIV or sexual health awareness campaign.
Oxford to host second annual ‘drag race’ Pride fundraiser
Oxford will be hosting a 'drag race' this month to raise funds for the city's pride event in June.
Argentina approves gender identity law
Having become the first country in South America to allow gay couples to marry, Argentina has passed a bill giving transgender citizens the right to have their gender recognised in law.
California set to pass a bill to ban ‘conversion therapies’
In a bill that is the first of its kind, California looks set to partially ban so-called 'conversion' or 'reparative' therapy that claims to 'wean people off' their homosexuality.
Reactions to Obama’s endorsement of equal marriage begin to flow
Politicians and gay rights activists have begun to react to President Obama's announcement today that he supports equal marriage for same-sex couples.
Harvey Milk to be honoured with a street name in San Diego
A two-block street in San Diego's Hillcrest neighbourhood will be re-named in honour of Harvey Milk to mark his 82nd birthday.
Breaking News: President Obama confirms support for equal marriage
Barack Obama, the president of the United States, has announced in an interview with ABC News that he thinks gay couples should have the same legal right to marry as heterosexual couples.
Facebook administrators ‘reject lesbian t-shirt ad’
An advert for a t-shirt bearing the slogan 'Lesbian wanted' has been rejected by Facebook advert regulators, the Danish producers said today.
Marriage equality ‘could make Scotland a progressive beacon’ following Queen’s Speech, campaign says
With equal marriage laws absent from the Westminster government's legislative agenda for the coming year, Scottish campaigners say Holyrood is in a position to become a 'beacon' of equality by introducing the laws first.
