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  • The politics of penises: Myths about transgender people

    The struggle against gender oppression in Kenya endures. Following the recent unlawful arrest and assault of a transgender woman in the country, Audrey Mbugua voices the subordination of those who do not comply with the restrictive gender-based identities...
  • Lesbian marriage movieĀ’ shakes up US cinema

    As the gay marriage debate continues in the US, a smart, entertaining new film by Lisa Cholodenko, "The Kids Are All Right", is drawing crowds and slyly updating the big-screen standard for what is a "normal" American family....
  • Peru Latest Latin American Country To Consider Gay Unions

    Peru has announced it will debate a gay unions bill after Argentina became the first country in the region to legalize gay marriage. Congressman Jose A. Vargas has told the Peru press that he will introduce a bill that recognizes gay and lesbian couples w...
  • British man wins French civil partnership tax victory

    A French court has ordered that a British man should be returned more than £30,000 he paid to tax authorities after inheriting a home from his civil partner. Jerry Lea shared the holiday home in Loir-et-Cher with partner Geoff Page, who owned the pr...
  • Trans model stars in Givenchy adverts

    A trans woman is one of the models in an advert for designer label Givenchy. Lea T is a former male model and previously worked as the assistant of Givenchy's creative director Riccardo Tisci. She can be seen in an autumn/winter 2010 group image for t...
  • US gay man wins $600,000 after being denied access to dying partner

    An elderly gay man from California has won a $600,000 (£388,144) settlement after claiming he was barred from seeing his dying partner in hospital. Clay Greene, 78, of Guerneville, claimed that Sonoma County’s Public Guardian programme discrim...
  • Nepal to host first gay pride march: lawmaker

    KATHMANDU — Nepal will this year hold its first gay pride parade, the country's only openly homosexual member of parliament told AFP on Tuesday....
  • Hawaii gay couples fight for equal rights

    A lawsuit to be filed in Hawaii by six gay couples asking for equal rights to straight married couples is expected to reach the Hawaii Supreme Court....
  • US gay rights group gets UN accreditation

    UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. Economic and Social Council voted Monday to accredit the U.S.-based International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission after strong lobbying by the Obama administration....
  • Gay student awarded $35,000 settlement over cancelled prom affair

    A gay student caught in a battle with high school officials regarding her prom date is set to receive a $35,000 settlement from a discrimination lawsuit. ...
  • In the life of a Kenyan gay sex worker

    NAIROBI, Kenya - He is only 23 years old but his eyes look weary, shrivelled and downcast - like someone who hasn't slept for days; has been crying or has been through too much pain. I can't quite put a finger to it. ...
  • Miss Gay Caribbean/USA to be crowned today

    LIYANNA Grey will represent Jamaica in the 2010 Gay Caribbean/USA Pageant today in New York City, US. Grey is one of eight transvestite contestants who will make their first public appearance at the event in the borough of Brooklyn. ...
  • UK: Conservatives filmed racy advert featuring naked gay couple coming out as Tories

    The Sunday Times has disclosed that the Conservative Party filmed pre-election cinema advertisements that portrayed a gay couple, in a shower "coming out" as Conservative among racy series with references to pornography and teenage pregnancy but...
  • US pushing UN status for gay rights group

    The Obama administration and 14 members of the U.S. Congress are urging the U.N. Economic and Social Council to accredit the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission so it can work at the United Nations....
  • Gay marriage? It's not the final frontier

    That same-sex marriage as a right is an emerging consensus; but support for a broader diversity will be more difficult to gain....
  • Free Mexico honeymoon for first Argentine gay newly-weds

    Mexico City has offered a free honeymoon to the first gay couple to marry in Argentina under a new law. The couple would have all expenses paid in the Mexican capital and in the beach resort of Cancun, the city's tourism secretary, Alejandro Rojas, sa...
  • Poland Hosts Post-Communist Europe's First Gay EuroPride Parade

    Warsaw, Poland was host to this year's gay EuroPride festival, the first ever to be held in a country in the former communist bloc. The event has sparked controversy in Poland, and the parade on Saturday was met with heckling and counter-protests....
  • Stonewall sponsors Black Pride

    Gay rights charity Stonewall has become a main sponsor of UK Black Pride. Black Pride, to be held on Saturday August 14th, is the UK's biggest celebration of African, Asian, Caribbean, Middle Eastern and Latin American LGBT people and their friends....
  • Hawaii governor vetoes gay union equality bill

    Hawaii Governor Linda Lingle vetoed a civil-union bill last week which would've granted same-sex couples all the rights, benefits, responsibilities and obligations of marriage under a different name....
  • UK: Football study finds 93% of fans disapprove of anti-gay abuse

    A study of more than 2,000 football fans has found that the vast majority frown upon homophobic abuse shouted from the terraces. The research, carried out by the University of Staffordshire, found that 93 per cent of those surveyed disapproved of the abus...