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The conference is open to all Muslim LGBT people

London to host Muslim LGBT conference

The tenth anniversary of the establishment of a leading Muslim lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans support organisation will be celebrated with a conference in London next month.

Bosnia is a candidate for EU membership

Bosnia must respect gay rights say MEPs

The European Parliament's Intergroup on Gay and Lesbian Rights has condemned the violence at the Sarajevo Queer Festival yesterday as "cowardly behaviour."

Michael King is University College London's Professor of Primary Care Psychiatry

London professor condemns fundamentalists for misinterpreting his research

A leading British academic has spoken out after his work into homosexuality and depression was presented as proof that gay people are mentally disordered.

The police said one of their officers was injured

Eight injured in attack on gay festival in Sarajevo

A homophobic mob, some wearing long beards and chanting Muslim slogans, has attacked participants in a gay festival in Bosnia.

Archbishop Barry Morgan

Archbishop chastises vicar for blessing lesbian couple

The Archbishop of Wales has reprimanded a vicar for blessing a lesbian couple's civil partnership in his church.

Ruth Kelly has decided to stand down

Ruth Kelly to stand down from government

The Secretary of State for Transport is to leave the government. Sky News reports that Ruth Kelly has decided to stand down.

Mr Brown made 14 religious references in his first speech as party leader

Politicians increasingly turning to God at party conference

An analysis of the speeches given by party leaders at their annual conferences has revealed a marked increase in religious language since 2001.

Barry Morgan is the Archbishop of Wales

Archbishop attacks Anglican hypocrisy over gay relationships

The leader of the Anglican Church in Wales has said he is hopeful there can be resolution among the worldwide Communion on the issue of gay priests and same-sex relationships.

Pope Benedict XVI is protected by a 1929 treaty

No prosecution for comedian over Papal jibe

The Minister of Justice in Italy has decided not to use a Fascist-era law to punish a comedian for mocking the Pope.

50,000 copies of 'Let's Grow with Nisha and Joe' have been produced

Sex education comic for six year olds causes controversy

The debate about when children should be taught about sex has intensified with the publication of a new comic for primary school children.

The Sheikh said that he had not issued a fatwa

Muslim leader denies issuing progressive fatwa on gender surgery

A Sunni Muslim cleric in Kuwait has denied media reports that he had become the first religious authority in the country to approve gender reassignment surgery.

No Outsiders are an anti-bulying group

Christian Institute targets homophobic bullying group

An academic conference organised by a group that works to combat homophobic bullying in schools has been attacked by fundamentalist Christians.

The case against Tony Rollins was discontinued

Preacher spared trial over gay street sermon

A Christian preacher who was arrested and charged with offending gay people during a sermon in a Birmingham street will not face trial.

Pope Benedict said marriage should only be between a man and a woman

Italian comedian faces "Fascist" prosecution for mocking the Pope

The Minister of Justice in Italy has given prosecutors permission to use a Fascist-era law to punish a comedian for mocking the Pope.

Mr Hankey's Christmas Classics features a song by A Christmas Poo

Russian authorities target South Park over Christian references

Regional prosecutors in Russia have started legal proceedings against a TV station for broadcasting an episode of US cartoon comedy South Park.

















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