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Joe Biden needs to address global LGBTQ rights. Here’s where he can start.
LGBTQ people face violence and severe repression around the world. Biden has the power to help in several countries.
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The 6 queerest moments from last night’s Democratic townhalls
“How would you cooperate with countries that view homosexuality as a sin and a crime that is punishable by death?”
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Brunei government defends gay stoning law as a way to ‘nurture’ their citizens
If the rest of the world was more tolerant of their intolerance, diversity would be somehow stronger, they say.
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Protesting Brunei-owned hotels doesn’t help LGBTQ natives, says regional activist
A major Asian LGBTQ activist says that protests against Brunei’s anti-gay stoning laws misses the larger point.
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After lesbians canceled their flight to Brunei their travel agency says they need to pay huge fee
The country has instituted a law that would stone LGBTQ people to death. So why should they pay extra to ensure their safety?
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Will the UK kick Brunei out of the Commonwealth as pressure builds over gay stoning law?
People all over the world are taking action against Brunei over its gay stoning law.
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The world is condemning Brunei’s gay stoning law, but America is just vaguely ‘concerned’
Meanwhile, Australia is telling gay people to “act heterosexual” if they have a stopover in Brunei so they aren’t arrested and executed.
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George Clooney is declaring war on the Sultan of Brunei over new law that would stone gays to death
Brunei is set to allow stoning as a punishment for homosexuality. Clooney isn’t having it.
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Brunei may start stoning gay & bi men to death next month under sharia law
There are currently ten countries that punish homosexuality can be punished with the death penalty.
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Beverly Hills condemns Brunei over new penal code; hotel boycott grows
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Beverly Hills officials have condemned Brunei’s strict new Islamic criminal laws and want its government to separate itself from the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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Hollywood responding to Brunei’s new penal code that calls for stoning of gays
LOS ANGELES — Hollywood is responding to harsh new laws in the tiny Southeast Asia nation of Brunei by boycotting the Beverly Hills Hotel. The Motion Picture & Television Fund joined a growing list of organizations and individuals Monday refusing to do business with hotels owned by the Sultan or government of Brunei.
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Virgin CEO announces boycott of hotels owned by Sultan of Brunei
LONDON — Richard Branson, the founder and CEO of the Virgin group, a £15 billion multinational conglomerate, announced Saturday that he, and his company, would boycott hotels owner by the Sultan of Brunei due to the country’s anti-gay laws.
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Brunei embraces strict Islamic laws, calls for death by stoning for sodomy
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei — Brunei on Thursday embraced a form of Islamic Shariah criminal law that includes harsh penalties, a move slammed by international rights group as a step backward for human rights.
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Brunei to move forward with harsh law calling for death by stoning for gays
BANDAR SERI BEGWAN, Brunei — The Sultan of Brunei, Hassanal Bolkiah, has announced that harsh Islamic punishments that call for the death penalty for numerous offenses, including same-sex sexual activity, will come into effect on Thursday despite international condemnation.
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Brunei postpones new penal code that calls for ‘death by stoning’ for gay sex
Brunei has postponed its planned implementation of its new penal code that includes harsh Islamic punishments that call for the death penalty for numerous offenses, including same-sex sexual activity, and introduces stoning to death as the specific method of execution for crimes of a sexual nature.
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LGBT donors cancel conference at Brunei-owned Beverly Hills Hotel
A group of high-dollar LGBT donors has cancelled plans to hold its upcoming conference at the famed Beverley Hills Hotel in Los Angeles following news that its owner, the Sultan of Brunei, would institute a revised penal code in his country which calls for death by stoning for homosexual activity.
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UN condemns Brunei law that calls for death by stoning for gay sex
The United Nations Human Rights office has condemned a revised penal code in Brunei which calls for the death penalty for numerous offenses, including same-sex sexual activity, and introduces stoning to death as the specific method of execution for crimes of a sexual nature.