Gay Brit Appeals Spousal Visa Denial in Hong Kong
Critics say the city is lagging in gay rights A British woman has appealed to the courts in Hong Kong after her application for a spousal visa was denied because her relationship was with a […]
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Breaking NewsUK Church Votes to Legalize Same-Sex Marriage
The Scottish Episcopal Church becomes first UK Anglican Church to support gay marriage Image by erin m In a landmark move, the Scottish Episcopal Church has voted to legalize same sex marriage making it the first […]
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Breaking NewsArkansas Strikes Down Anti-Discrimination Law
The local law protected transgender people from discrimination The Arkansas Supreme Court struck down a local law in the city of Fayetteville that protects people from discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation. Under […]
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Breaking NewsCalifornia Killer Gets State Funded Sex Change
57 year old becomes the first inmate to receive gender reassignment surgery 57 year old California inmate Shiloh Heavenly Quine became the first inmate to receive state funded gender reassignment surgery reports The Chicago Tribune. […]
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Breaking NewsCalifornians Banned from Travelling to Anti-LGBT States
Bill 1887 went into effect on New Year’s Day California has banned any state or government sponsored trips to 4 U.S states that have anti-LGBT laws reports The Advocate. North Carolina, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kansas […]
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Breaking NewsScotland to Overturn Homophobic Convictions
Men convicted of same-sex sexual activity under outdated laws to be pardonedScottish Parliament by © User:Colin / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0 The Guardian reports Scotland has announced that all convictions made under archaic homophobic laws will be overturned. […]
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“Disturbing” Anti LGBT Bill Passes in Georgia
Yesterday a controversial religious freedom bill was passed in Georgia, meaning that hospitals could turn away homosexual individuals due to their right to “religious liberty.” The House Bill 757, which has passed in Georgia’s House […]
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Mexico’s Supreme Court Legalizes Marijuana for a Select Few
This week Mexico’s Supreme Court granted an injunction for four people to plant and use marijuana for recreational purposes. This is expected to open up liberalization as anyone is able to appeal for the same […]
