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Known male prostitute arrested in murder of U.S. Airways flight attendant

Known male prostitute arrested in murder of U.S. Airways flight attendant

Monday, October 31, 2011
MEXICO CITY -- Mexican officials announced they have arrested a known male prostitute for the robbery and brutal murder of a gay flight attendant on Saturday during a layover stop in Mexico City.
Suspect in custody for murder of gay flight attendant in Mexico City hotel

Suspect in custody for murder of gay flight attendant in Mexico City hotel

Sunday, October 30, 2011
MEXICO CITY -- A Phoenix-based gay flight attendant for U.S. Airways was found dead in a Mexico City hotel room early Saturday morning in what local police are referring to as a homicide.
Arrest made in connection with brutal murder of Scotland gay man

Arrest made in connection with brutal murder of Scotland gay man

Friday, October 28, 2011
CUMNOCK, Ayrshire, Scotland -- Police have arrested an 18-year-old man in connection with the brutal murder of Stuart Walker, gay man who was found beaten, burned and left by the side of a road in Ayrshire, Scotland last weekend.
Australian Member of Parliament suggests: If you’re gay, ‘grow out of it’

Australian Member of Parliament suggests: If you’re gay, ‘grow out of it’

Friday, October 28, 2011
Fiona Simpson, a member of the Queensland Parliament, who is actively seeking a ministerial position in a Liberal National Party government that would entail responsibilities for community services and women's services agencies, is being criticized for a 2002 speech where she said that "people can grow out of the homosexual lifestyle thanks to efforts by “compassionate” support groups" such as Exodus Ministries International.
British housing official demoted for perceived anti-gay bias

British housing official demoted for perceived anti-gay bias

Thursday, October 27, 2011
A British housing official at the Trafford Housing Trust in Bolton has been demoted for questioning on his Facebook page whether same-sex marriage ceremonies should be permitted in churches in the United Kingdom.
European Parliament renews call for anti-discrimination laws for LGBT people

European Parliament renews call for anti-discrimination laws for LGBT people

Wednesday, October 26, 2011
STRASBOURG, France -- The European Parliament has formally called on countries in the European Union to find an agreement on the draft legislation -- proposed more than three years ago -- to outlaw discrimination based on sexual orientation across the EU.
Denmark expected to legalize same-sex marriage in 2012, says minister

Denmark expected to legalize same-sex marriage in 2012, says minister

Monday, October 24, 2011
COPENHAGEN, Denamrk -- The Danish government is set to introduce a bill in early 2012 that will allow gays and lesbians to marry, positioning Denmark to become the eighth country in Europe to recognize same-sex civil marriages.
Scotland police not ruling out hate crime in brutal murder of gay man

Scotland police not ruling out hate crime in brutal murder of gay man

Monday, October 24, 2011
CUMNOCK, Scotland -- Police have launched a murder inquiry following the death of a gay man who was found brutally beaten, burned and left by the side of a road in Ayrshire, Scotland on Saturday.
University Dean calls for teaching acceptance of LGBTQ students in Canadian schools

University Dean calls for teaching acceptance of LGBTQ students in Canadian schools

Sunday, October 23, 2011
REGINA, Saskatchewan, Canada -- Teaching acceptance of LGBTQ students needs to be part of the school curriculum in Canada because the majority of bullying in schools is centered in homophobic attitudes, says James McNinch, Dean of Education at the University of Regina.
Canadian Parliament calls for acceptance, tolerance in wake of gay teen’s suicide

Canadian Parliament calls for acceptance, tolerance in wake of gay teen’s suicide

Friday, October 21, 2011
In a speech before the House Of Commons on Thursday, Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird, told the gathered Members of Parliament and ministers that there is no place in the nation's schools for the bullying that drove an openly a gay Ottawa teen take his own life.
Quebec pledges $7 million to fight anti-gay bullying, discrimination

Quebec pledges $7 million to fight anti-gay bullying, discrimination

Monday, October 17, 2011
MONTREAL, Quebec -- The Quebec government has announced it will allocate $7 million dollars for programs to fight discrimination and bullying against its gay and lesbian citizens.
Father says ‘bullying was definitely a factor’ in son Jamie Hubley’s suicide

Father says ‘bullying was definitely a factor’ in son Jamie Hubley’s suicide

Monday, October 17, 2011
Earlier today we reported the tragic death of 15-year-old Jamie Hubley, an Ottawa who committed suicide on Saturday, and who documented the final, painful months of his life on his bog. In a statement released Monday, Jamie’s father Allan Hubley said “bullying was definitely a factor” in his son’s death.
Ottawa gay teen commits suicide after months of online posts documenting his depression

Ottawa gay teen commits suicide after months of online posts documenting his depression

Monday, October 17, 2011
Sad news to report from Ottawa, is the suicide death of Jamie Hubley, a 15-year-old gay teen who took his own life on Saturday after documenting online the final, painful months of his life.
‘First Out,’ London’s oldest gay cafe announces it will be closing

‘First Out,’ London’s oldest gay cafe announces it will be closing

Saturday, October 15, 2011
LONDON -- First Out Cafe -- Central London's oldest gay cafe -- announced it would be closing in two weeks, one of several businesses affected by the development of the Crossrail rail network, reported the BBC.
North Wales police stations to display rainbow stickers to encourage reporting of anti-gay crimes

North Wales police stations to display rainbow stickers to encourage reporting of anti-gay crimes

Friday, October 14, 2011
The North Wales Police Department on Friday said that it will be reinforcing its commitment to equality and diversity by displaying rainbow flag stickers at police front counters across its jurisdiction to encourage LGBTQ people to report anti-gay bias-based crimes.
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