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News (USA)
Oklahoma wants to impeach Obama over where trans kids pee
The legislature introduced a bill requiring public schools to provide “religious accommodations” for students who object to sharing restrooms with trans classmates.
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News (World)
China’s 1st domestic violence law makes no mention of gay or lesbian couples
Activists welcomed China’s first anti-domestic violence law on Monday, though some criticized the apparent omissions of sexual violence and gay couples.
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News (USA)
Malawi will not arrest, prosecute gays despite anti-gay laws
The Malawian government will not arrest or prosecute gay citizens while lawmakers review existing anti-gay laws, the country’s justice minister said.
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Canadian law school approved despite plan enforce ban on ‘gay intimacy’
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The B.C. government has approved the creation of a new law school at Trinity Western University in Langley B.C., despite concerns from gay rights advocates over its plans to enforce a policy prohibiting “gay intimacy” among staff and students.
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News (USA)
Law school graduates stage walkout to protest Senator’s anti-gay voting record
More than 100 University of Michigan Law School graduates on Saturday staged a walk out during Ohio Sen. Rob Portman’s commencement speech in protest of his anti-LGBT voting record.
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News (USA)
Michigan law students call graduation speaker ‘openly hostile’ toward gay rights
Students at the University of Michigan Law school have expressed outrage over the selection of Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) to deliver the commencement address, saying his “openly hostile” position on gay rights makes him an inappropriate choice.
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News (USA)
‘Harvard Law Review’ elects first openly gay president
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Mitchell Reich, a second year at Harvard Law School, has been elected the first openly gay president of the Harvard Law Review, a journal of legal scholarship published by an independent student group at Harvard Law School.