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Girl, 10, trapped in a boy's body, makes a brave decision

Girl, 10, trapped in a boy's body, makes a brave decision

Thursday, September 15, 2011
A GIRL trapped in a boy’s body has made the brave decision to return to school for the new term as a girl. The 10-year-old, a year six pupil at primary school in Worcester, was born a boy but took the decision with her family over the summer holidays to return as a girl.
UK polling research shows elderly LGBTQ persons end up living alone

UK polling research shows elderly LGBTQ persons end up living alone

Tuesday, September 13, 2011
A groundbreaking research poll commissioned by the LGBTQ charity and advocacy group Stonewall UK, showed that lesbian, gay and bisexual persons in Britain are far more likely to end up living alone and have less contact with family in later life than heterosexual people.
United Kingdom to lift lifetime ban on gay, bisexual men donating blood

United Kingdom to lift lifetime ban on gay, bisexual men donating blood

Friday, September 9, 2011
The United Kingdom will become the latest country to lift the ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual men, relaxing a policy that officials said does not improve the safety of the blood supply.
Iran hangs three men for 'unlawful' homosexual acts

Iran hangs three men for 'unlawful' homosexual acts

Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Three men were hanged in Iran on Sunday, executed for “unlawful” acts of sodomy and homosexual sex.
Peter Wagner's New Apostolic Reformation and anti-gay hatred in Uganda

Peter Wagner's New Apostolic Reformation and anti-gay hatred in Uganda

Monday, September 5, 2011
In his 2008 book, C. Peter Wagner states that the Dominion (or “Kingdom now”) theology of his movement traces through Christian Reconstructionist theologian R.J. Rushdoony, who advocate Biblical capital punishments such as stoning or burning at the stake for a wide range of alleged crimes -- including homosexuality.
Prayer cures AIDS, claims Uganda Health Minister tied to New Apostolic Reformation

Prayer cures AIDS, claims Uganda Health Minister tied to New Apostolic Reformation

Sunday, September 4, 2011
Amid belated media recognition that the apostles of church-growth guru C. Peter Wagner’s New Apostolic Reformation dominated presidential hopeful Rick Perry’s August 6th “The Response” prayer event, some pundits are rushing to dismiss the political influence of dominionist factions within evangelical Christianity.
Canada's opposition New Democrat Party, LGBT advocate Jack Layton dies

Canada's opposition New Democrat Party, LGBT advocate Jack Layton dies

Tuesday, August 23, 2011
The Right Honorable Jack Layton, a member of the Canadian Parliament, and a charismatic politician who guided the New Democrat Party (NDP) into the position of being the dominant opposition party in Parliament, has died. He was 61.
Poll finds majority of Australian Christians support same-sex marriage

Poll finds majority of Australian Christians support same-sex marriage

Friday, August 19, 2011
A national opinion poll conducted by the Galaxy research group released earlier this week -- ahead of a rally against same-sex marriage in the Australian capital city Canberra -- finds a majority of Australian Christians support same-sex marriage.
Mexico City same-sex marriages surpass 1,000 since legalization

Mexico City same-sex marriages surpass 1,000 since legalization

Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Mexico's capital city has reported that 1,000 same-sex marriages have been registered since the city's lawmakers legalized same-sex unions on Dec. 21, 2009, according to a statement released by the Oficina del Registro Civil (Civil Registry).
Gay man, transgender woman marry in first LGBT wedding in Cuba

Gay man, transgender woman marry in first LGBT wedding in Cuba

Sunday, August 14, 2011
On a sweltering, rainy afternoon in Havana, Ignacio Estrada, an HIV positive gay man, and Wendy Triepa, a transgendered woman, on Saturday became the first gay couple to be legally married in Cuba.
Prague to host its first gay pride, Czech president defends anti-gay sentiments

Prague to host its first gay pride, Czech president defends anti-gay sentiments

Monday, August 8, 2011
The Czech Republic's capital city is hosting its first ever Gay Pride event starting Wednesday -- the five-day Prague Pride Festival of Tolerance -- to be held from August 10-14, and which will culminate with a carnival parade in the center of the city on Saturday, August 13.
Dutch military participates in its first Amsterdam pride flotilla

Dutch military participates in its first Amsterdam pride flotilla

Monday, August 8, 2011
Uniformed Members of the Dutch defense forces participated in Amsterdam's annual Gay Pride flotilla parade Saturday, on the city's historic Prinsengracht canal, for the first time since openly gay service in the Dutch forces was legalized in 1974.
London's famed 'Gay's the Word' book store vandalized

London's famed 'Gay's the Word' book store vandalized

Monday, August 8, 2011
The staff of London's famed "Gay's The Word" bookstore on Monday arrived for work to find the front window smashed and that the storefront vandalized with eggs.
Last believed gay Nazi concentration camp survivor dies at age 98

Last believed gay Nazi concentration camp survivor dies at age 98

Friday, August 5, 2011
BERLIN -- The man thought to be the last remaining gay survivor of the Nazi Holocaust has passed away at the age of 98. Rudolf Brazda had been imprisoned by the Nazi regime for homosexuality and was sent to the Nazis’ Buchenwald concentration camp in August 1942 and held there until its liberation by U.S. forces in 1945.
Sao Paulo lawmaker calls for 'straight pride' to counter 'privileged' gay celebration

Sao Paulo lawmaker calls for 'straight pride' to counter 'privileged' gay celebration

Thursday, August 4, 2011
The city council of Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Wednesday passed a measure approving a Heterosexual Pride Day to be celebrated on the third Sunday of each December.
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