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For a long time now some politicians have been using the issue of homosexuality to gain political mileage. The spate of cheap ‘politricks’ by these power hungry fellows is legendary. UNITED KINGDOM
Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement (LGCM) has voiced her frustration and disappointment that for the second time Dr Jeffrey John has had his sexuality made the stumbling block to his being appointed a Bishop in the Church of England LEBANON
In a daring, unprecedented move, a pioneer of the Arab world's underground transgender movement has released her memoirs, recounting her struggle to become a woman against all odds. ILGA LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN,
the Latin American and Caribbean region of ILGA articles from this region PARAGUAY
Gay activists in Paraguay say they'll legalize gay marriage next. UNITED STATES
Same-sex couples suing for the right to marry in New Jersey must begin a new legal fight in the state's lower courts before its highest court will weigh in. The state Supreme Court's decision not to hear the case was a defeat for marriage-equality advocates, who claim the state's civil-union measure does not fulfill the high court's now-4-year-old mandate to equalize the rights and benefits afforded to heterosexual and same-sex couples in New Jersey. AUSTRALIA
Two more ALP federal election candidates have said they support same-sex marriage, prompting marriage equality advocates to declare that the Labor Party's opposition to same-sex marriage is "splitting at the seams" In a landmark decision today, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution to establish a new UN entity that will promote the rights of women worldwide. With the name 'UN Women', it is intended to be a more coherent, better-coordinated UN organisation that will advance the goals of gender equality and the empowerment of women. Its creation was welcomed by civil society organisations across the world, many of whom are members of the GEAR campaign, a network of over 300 women’s, human rights, development and social justice groups, which has worked for four years to achieve this outcome. |