90% of straight Americans OK with gay co-workers
An annual US workplace survey has found that 79% of heterosexual adults think gay co-workers should be judged on how they do their job.
Firefighters claim they were sexually harassed at Pride
Four firefighters in San Diego are claiming they suffered sexual harassment when they were required to take part in the city's Pride parade in 2007.
Republicans have nothing to offer gay Americans claims HRC
America's leading gay rights group has accused the Republicans of not having a positive word to say about LGBT people.
HIV conference told of sexual abuse of youths in Papua New Guinea
A delegate to the Pan Pacific Gathering for HIV+ People has said that a traditional practice in the Pacific country of Papua New Guinea puts young males at risk of sexual contact from village elders.
Cardiff prepares for Saturday Pride
Wales' capital will celebrate Pride this weekend, replacing the annual Cardiff Mardi Gras, which was cancelled due to lack of community and financial support.
Gay cops get organised in Italy
More than 200 police officers, paramilitary troops and members of the Armed Forces in Italy have set up a new gay organisation.
Westminster will not allow a new nightclub on G-A-Y site
Plans for the redevelopment of the Tottenham Court area from the City of Westminster specifically rule out a nightclub on the present site of G-A-Y and Ghetto.
Tatchell attacks faux-gay pop sensation Katy Perry
American singer Katy Perry has rejected criticism of her new single UR SO GAY.
Court backs New York's recognition of out of state gay marriages
A New York court has backed the state Governor's order that gay and lesbian couples who legally married in other countries or US states will have their status recognised.
Find out your rights at free law seminar in Manchester
A special free event designed to inform gay, lesbian and bisexual people of their rights has been organised by award-winning solicitors Russell Jones & Walker.
Scots bishops call gay adoption "gravely wrong"
The leaders of the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland have attacked the government and told the faithful to get involved in politics.
Gay World Cup organisers hope more women will take up the game
The team behind last week's International Gay and Lesbian Football Association World Championship in London said they were "delighted" that it passed off so successfully.
MSP confident that hate crimes bill will be law next year
New legislation that will allow Scotland's courts can impose tougher sentences for offences aggravated by the victim's disability, gender identity or sexual orientation should be law by 2009.
Cambridge Pink Festival attracts 12,000 revellers
Organisers of a diversity festival in Cambridge said they were delighted at the record turnout on Saturday.
MEPs debate anti-discrimination proposals
Members of the European Parliament have given their support to a new EU directive on discrimination in goods and services.
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