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Just how “out” should gay travelers be?
We’ve thought a lot about the whole issue of “coming out” while traveling, because it obviously comes up time and again.
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Sarajevo Pride ended up being all about family despite threats of violence
This is what Pride looks like in Sarajevo. Previous events have ended in unrest, due to opposition by fundamentalist Christian and Muslim groups as well as nationalist groups. Things were different this time.
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Supermodel Andreja Pejic talks about life after gender transition
Asked if she had any regrets about her transition, she replied: “God, no. I was like: ‘Throw it away.'”
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Police criticized after a dozen masked men attack gay film festival in Bosnia
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina — Police are being criticized for failing to provide adequate security for a gay film festival in Sarajevo that was attacked by a dozen masked men.
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Bosnia likely to outlaw incitement to hate crimes against LGBT people
SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina — The House of Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) on Thursday adopted a bill criminalizing incitement to hate crime inclusive of of gender identity and sexual orientation.
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Ret. general apologizes for blaming gay soldiers for Srebrenica massacre
A retired U.S. general has apologized for saying that Dutch troops failed to prevent the Srebrenica massacre because openly gay soldiers were included in their UN peace-keeping force. In testimony at a Senate hearing on March 18 on the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy, Ret. Gen. John J. Sheehan said that the liberalization of […]
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Former NATO commander blames gay soldiers for Srebrenica massacre
A retired U.S. general has told senators that the Dutch policy of allowing gays to serve openly in its military was partly to blame for its failure to prevent the 1995 Srebrenica massacre. In testimony […]