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November 2008 Articles

Jimmy Lynch drowned in a Manchester canal

Manchester canal death no longer suspicious say police

The death of a man who drowned in a Manchester canal is no longer being treated as suspicious.

GPs have been given advice on LGBT patients

New guidelines advise Irish doctors how to treat gay and lesbian patients

The Irish College of General Practitioner's (ICGP) launched a comprehensive guide to lesbian, gay and bisexual issues for GPs this week.

Warwick Marsh, president of Fatherhood Foundation

Health ambassador sacked for standing by anti-gay comments

Australia's Health Minister Nicola Roxon has dismissed one of the new Men's Health Ambassadors for co-authoring an anti-gay, anti-transgender report.

Stonewall Housing provides support to LGBT people

New legal advice service for LGBT victims of domestic abuse

A firm of solicitors has joined forces with Stonewall Housing to create an advice service for LGBT people experiencing domestic abuse.

Trevor Phillips is chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission

Trevor Phillips: "We can't allow a spiral of silence on homophobic bullying to continue"

Last night a charity that works with the victims of homophobic and transphobic bullying was honoured with a parliamentary reception.

EACH runs an online reporting service

Online reporting service for homophobic bullying "needs your money"

A charity for young people and adults affected by homophobia launched its newly refurbished website and online reporting service yesterday with an appeal for funds.

Michael Causer died in July

Liverpool Cathedral to host memorial service for murdered gay teenager

Tomorrow evening Liverpudlians gay and straight will pay tribute to a young man murdered in an allegedly homophobic attack.

The protest was about AIDS awareness

'Ladyboy' protests amid Thailand's political chaos

The ever increasing turbulence of the anti-government protests notwithstanding, a demonstration of a different nature was taking place yesterday in Bangkok.

And Tango Makes Three was published in 2005

Gay penguin couple accused of stealing eggs from straights

A pair of gay penguins has been stealing eggs from straight couples in an attempt to become 'fathers'.

Barack Obama is President-elect of the United States

Obama transition team denies he will delay ending gay military ban

A spokesperson for US President-elect Barack Obama has said that no decisions had been made about the strategy or timing of an attempt to end the ban on openly gay, lesbian or bisexual people serving in the country's Armed Forces.

HIV among gay men in China is increasing

Number of HIV+ gay men in China rises to 5% in three years

A new survey of gay men in China has found that 4.9% are living with HIV. In 2005 the figure was 0.4%.

Sir Adrian Fulford was the first out High Court judge

Comment: Gay judge reflects on thirty years as an out lawyer

Earlier this month, Queen Mary, University of London, launched a specialist legal advice centre for gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans people.

Diana, Princess of Wales, died in 1997

Writers create pro-gay 'Princess Diana' bible

Film-maker Max Mitchell has announced plans to publish a pro gay translation of The Bible to be called 'The Princess Diana Bible'.

RFL is the governing body for rugby league in the UK

Rugby league join gay workplace equality scheme

The decision of the Rugby Football League to join the Diversity Champions Programme run by gay equality organisation Stonewall has been hailed as a major breakthrough.

Boy George denies the charge against him

Boy George reported laptop hack days before he handcuffed rent boy, court told

Gay star Boy George, who is charged with the false imprisonment of a rent boy told police that his laptop was hacked into just days before the incident, a court was told.

















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