Bletchley Park Goes Rainbow
Sir John Dermot Turing spoke movingly of his uncle’s arrest – on the day of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation – and subsequent appalling treatment at… Read More »Bletchley Park Goes Rainbow
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Looking for Someone for your Event?
This year we are adding to our website a list of groups and individuals, artists, writers, musicians, experts in the field and interested parties who… Read More »Looking for Someone for your Event?
Sun Pays Louis Walsh 1/2m Euros in Damages
In a timely reminder of the damage the press can do on the evening David Cameron peruses the findings of the Leveson Inquiry, X-Factor judge… Read More »Sun Pays Louis Walsh 1/2m Euros in Damages
Ugandan Anti-Gay Bill to be Law Before Christmas
Following a report that the Anti-Gay Bill had been shelved by parliament, Speaker Rebecca Kadaga announced on Monday the 26th of November that the Ugandan… Read More »Ugandan Anti-Gay Bill to be Law Before Christmas
Delhi Pride Largest Ever
Hundreds of LGBT activists in New Delhi have marched in a Pride parade. Organisers say Sunday’s procession was one of the largest seen in the event’s five-year… Read More »Delhi Pride Largest Ever
Ugandan Parliament Shuts Down 'Kill the Gays' Bill
Uganda’s parliament Friday shelved an anti-gay bill that would have brought in the death penalty for certain homosexual acts after the United States slammed the… Read More »Ugandan Parliament Shuts Down 'Kill the Gays' Bill
UK Radio Station Fined after Presenter Advocates Violence against Gays
A radio station in the UK has been fined £4,000 after one of its presenters said that gay people are ‘evil’ and should be beaten… Read More »UK Radio Station Fined after Presenter Advocates Violence against Gays
Jamaica Observer Publishes Perils of Prejudice
The renowned newspaper The Jamaica Observer published an article highlighting the consequences of homophobia endemic within Jamaican society after a student was beaten by his… Read More »Jamaica Observer Publishes Perils of Prejudice
December Equality Events
UK Disability History Month November the 22nd 2012 to the 21st of December. World AIDS Day December the 1st, International Day of People with Disabilities… Read More »December Equality Events
LGB friendly mosque to open in Paris
The association of Gay Muslims in France (HM2F) announced it will open an inclusive and progressive mosque which will be open for gays and women… Read More »LGB friendly mosque to open in Paris