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Lesbian wins $22,000 judgement against comedian, restaurant for anti-gay rant

Lesbian wins $22,000 judgement against comedian, restaurant for anti-gay rant

Saturday, April 23, 2011
A Toronto comedian and a Vancouver restaurant to pay $22,000 in compensation for the comedian's anti-gay, profanity-laced verbal attack on two lesbian audience members. The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal said the comments were discriminatory.
Malaysia sends 'effeminate' boys to correctional camp to learn masculinity

Malaysia sends 'effeminate' boys to correctional camp to learn masculinity

Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Malaysian school authorities have sent 66 Muslim teenage boys to a correctional camp to learn "masculine behaviors" after their teachers identified them as effeminate.
Hungary approves new constitution, bans marriage equality

Hungary approves new constitution, bans marriage equality

Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Hungarian lawmakers approved a new constitution Monday that was blasted by rights groups and the political opposition for measures considered extremely conservative.
Montenegro prepares for first ever gay pride parade

Montenegro prepares for first ever gay pride parade

Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Gays in the tiny Balkan country of Montenegro have begun preparations for their first gay pride parade planned for May 31, but with some trepidation.
Hundreds stage 'kiss-in' protest outside London pub where gay couple ejected

Hundreds stage 'kiss-in' protest outside London pub where gay couple ejected

Sunday, April 17, 2011
Several hundred demonstrators gathered outside the locked doors of a London pub Friday evening to to attended a 'kiss-in' protest after a gay couple claimed they were thrown out for kissing.
United Kingdom to allow non-sexually active gay men to donate blood

United Kingdom to allow non-sexually active gay men to donate blood

Sunday, April 10, 2011
British health officials said Sunday that gay men will soon be allowed to donate blood for the first time, provided they are not sexually active.
Archaeologists unearth skeleton of suspected 'gay caveman'

Archaeologists unearth skeleton of suspected 'gay caveman'

Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Archeologists have unearthed the skeleton of a late Stone Age man they believe -- based on how he was buried -- is the first known gay caveman.
Dublin couple among first to celebrate same-sex civil union in Ireland

Dublin couple among first to celebrate same-sex civil union in Ireland

Tuesday, April 5, 2011
A Dublin, Ireland, gay couple became the public face of civil unions in the Irish State on Wednesday when they were among the first gay couples legally joined under legislation that passed last year allowing same-sex civil partnerships.
Shanghai police raid gay bar on complaints of 'pornographic' shows

Shanghai police raid gay bar on complaints of 'pornographic' shows

Monday, April 4, 2011
Police in Shanghai raided a popular gay over the weekend, taking more than 60 people into custody for several hours.
Ireland 'LGBT Awareness Weeks' to target anti-gay bullying (Video)

Ireland 'LGBT Awareness Weeks' to target anti-gay bullying (Video)

Friday, April 1, 2011
More powerful messages: BeLonG To Youth Services in Ireland has launched a new advocacy campaign targeting anti-gay bullying.
'Kill The Gays' measure In Ugandan Parliament shelved -- for now

'Kill The Gays' measure In Ugandan Parliament shelved -- for now

Saturday, March 26, 2011
Uganda's infamous anti-homosexuality measure -- euphemistically referred to as the "Kill The Gays" bill -- that was scheduled to undergo debate in that country's Law and Parliamentary Affairs committee this week, has apparently been shelved.
Uganda Parliament likely to consider 'Kill the Gays' bill soon

Uganda Parliament likely to consider 'Kill the Gays' bill soon

Saturday, March 19, 2011
The Ugandan Parliament will reconvene next week and is expected to consider the anti-homosexuality legislation often referred to as the "Kill the Gays" bill.
Isle of Man legalizes civil partnerships for same-sex couples

Isle of Man legalizes civil partnerships for same-sex couples

Saturday, March 19, 2011
The Isle of Man, a self-governing British dependency, is the newest country to grant same-sex couples the right to civil partnerships.
Anti-gay Canadian florist wants 'no part' of same-sex couple's wedding

Anti-gay Canadian florist wants 'no part' of same-sex couple's wedding

Thursday, March 17, 2011
A Canadian florist has refused to provide wedding flowers to a same-sex couple, according to the event's planner, a violation of the New Brunswick Human Rights Act.
Mexico City records 700 gay unions in first year of marriage equality

Mexico City records 700 gay unions in first year of marriage equality

Sunday, March 6, 2011
MEXICO CITY -- More than 700 gay and lesbian couples have married in Mexico City since the capital city enacted the first law in Latin America explicitly allowing same-sex unions, just one year ago.
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