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27 October 2010Obama discusses DADT with gay groups 2 US president Barack Obama had a brief meeting with gay rights groups yesterday over the ban on out gay soldiers. -
26 October 2010Record number of out gay officials in Obama administration 3 US president Barack Obama has appointed a "record" number of out gay officials since taking office. -
26 October 2010Obama administration launches campaign against anti-gay bullying 12 The US Obama administration has launched a campaign against homophobic bullying. -
25 October 2010Alan Cumming: ‘Obama’s done diddly-squat for us’ 14 Bisexual Scottish actor Alan Cumming has attacked Barack Obama for not doing enough for gay rights. -
22 October 2010Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell under tighter controls 3 The US military's ban on out gay soldiers has come back into force with some changes. -
22 October 2010Video: Barack Obama tells gay kids ‘It will get better’ 31 US president Barack Obama has become the most high-profile figure to join a campaign to stop gay teen suicides. -
20 October 2010Obama administration asks appeals court to suspend DADT ruling 3 The Obama administration has filed an emergency request asking the federal appeals court to suspend a court order lifting the ban on out gay military personnel. -
20 October 2010Gay soldier Dan Choi re-enlists in US army 3 Dan Choi, the out gay soldier who has been at the front of efforts to repeal Don't Ask, Don't Tell, has re-enlisted in the US army. -
20 October 2010Pentagon tells military to start accepting gays and lesbians 3 The Pentagon has told US military recruiters to begin accepting out gays and lesbians. -
27 August 2010Ken Mehlman’s coming out provokes mixed reaction from gay community 13 Ken Mehlman, former aide to President George W. -
25 August 2010New legal standard to be applied to ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ 4 A woman who was discharged from the US Air Force for being gay will be the subject of a federal trial next month in which the burden will be on her former employers to prove that her sexuality was in any way harmful to morale among her unit. -
24 August 2010Pentagon conducts survey of military spouses on potential repeal of ‘Don’t ask, Don’t tell’ 6 The Pentagon has distributed a 44-question survey to 150,000 military spouses in the USA to gauge their views on potential situations that may arise should the "Don't ask, Don't tell" policy be repealed. -
12 August 2010Gay US Air Force officer sues over dismissal 2 A gay US Air Force officer who lost his job last year after a false rape allegation forced him to reveal his sexuality has sued to block his dismissal from the military and to overturn the US army's Don't Ask Don't Tell policy. -
25 June 2010Hillary Clinton says ‘Gay rights are human rights’ 7 Speaking this week at President Obama's White House reception held in honour of Pride Month, the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said once again that in the Democratic Party's eyes, gay rights are human rights. -
23 June 2010President Obama vows to push ahead with gay rights agenda 5 President Obama addressed an LGBT audience at the White House last night, assuring them that he is fully committed to repealing the Defense of Marriage Act and to other issues including same-sex visitation rights in hospitals and the repeal of the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy. -
28 May 2010US House delivers victory on proposal to overturn gay military ban 14 The US house of Representatives approved yesterday the proposal to overturn the law banning openly LGB people serving in the military. -
27 May 2010US Congress may vote on military gay ban today 5 The US Congress is on track for taking a landmark vote over the issue of LGBT people serving in the military, according to the Associated Press. -
25 May 2010White House supports repeal of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy 5 The White House has given its full support to legislation that would repeal the ban on openly gay people serving in the US military. -
22 February 2010Openly gay soldiers ‘won’t cause disruption’ 4 A new study of militaries around the world has found that changing policy to allow gay soldiers to serve does not cause disruption. -
12 February 2010Survey finds three quarters of Americans support out gay soldiers 3 A poll has found that nearly 75 per cent of Americans support allowing gay soldiers to be open about their sexual orientation.
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