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5 April 2012
Victim denies homophobia prompted pizza restaurant attack 8 The victim of an assault denied a lawyer's suggestion she inflamed the incident by making homophobic comments to her attacker, as her assailant was jailed yesterday.
16 March 2012
30 gays arrested in Dubai say unconfirmed reports 44 An United Arab Emirates LGBT group claims that more than 30 men have been arrested by government forces for being gay.
16 February 2012
Christian hoteliers’ business ‘down by two thirds’ 237 The Christian hoteliers who discriminated against a gay couple in refusing them a room have said occupancy had fallen from 75% to 25% since the case started.
24 January 2012
Gay teen Jack Frew was ‘a threat’ to killer’s new relationship + The High Court in Glasgow has heard testimony from forensic psychiatrist Dr Sharat Shetty, who said that Craig Roy, on trial for the murder of schoolboy Jack Frew, described the deceased as a "sex pest".
19 January 2012
Jury to deliberate on anti-gay leaflets + A jury is set to start its deliberations today in the trial of five men accused of distributing leaflets which would stir up hatred against gays, the first under the newly-created offence.
26 December 2011
The top USA LGBT stories of 2011 28 We've already brought you the weirdest and most unexpected stories of 2011 as well as the most important UK stories of 2011, now we bring you the most important stories from the USA.
20 December 2011
Brandon McInerney receives 21 year prison sentence for gay school shooting 44 A US court has sentenced Brandon McInerney, the Californian student who last month pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder of gay classmate Larry King, to 21 years in prison.
19 December 2011
Sentencing due today in case of US gay school shooting 17 A court in the US is due to sentence Brandon McInerney, the Californian student who last month pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder of gay classmate Larry King.
13 December 2011
Trans woman ‘pushed to death’ by friend + A respected human rights lawyer and transgender woman was pushed to her death in front of a train by a friend she had been helping, a court heard today.
28 November 2011
India celebrates second annual Pride events since decriminalisation 3 Two of India's largest cities held Pride events this weekend, with organisers saying it was a chance to "rejoice that we are here and will always be here".
25 November 2011
New Delhi prepares for fourth annual Pride event 15 Indian capital city prepares for the third parade since homosexuality was decriminalised in 2009.
8 November 2011
Christian hotel owners’ appeal reaches court today 267 Private hoteliers hope to prove their business can legally be run in line with their religious beliefs.
17 October 2011
US Republican lawsuit: ‘Gays don’t need heightened legal protections’ 22 A lawsuit filed by US Republicans says that gay people do not need the same level of legal protection accorded to other minorities because they are "not politically powerless".
28 September 2011
Jury considers case of teen accused of murdering gay man + A jury in Lincolnshire is considering the case of a teenager accused of killing a gay man.
23 September 2011
Obama administration opposes full severance pay for sacked gay troops 21 Although the ban on openly gay troops was lifted on Tuesday, the Obama administration was arguing in court yesterday against a lawsuit which seeks full severance pay for those sacked under the law.
15 September 2011
Maryland teenager jailed for five years over attack on transgender woman 40 A teenage girl from Baltimore, Maryland, has been sentenced to five years in jail for attacking a transgender woman in a McDonalds' restaurant.
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25 August 2011
Devon landlady sentenced for homophobic insult 27 Conditional discharge handed down after pub landlady hurls insult at rival coastal hotelier.
25 August 2011
Inter-American Court of Human Rights hears landmark lesbian custody case 4 Karen Atala had been told by Chilean courts that her children faced a risk of "social discrimination" because she was a lesbian, but the country has agreed to defer to the international court's decision.
14 April 2011
Gay man attacked by gang who tricked him into meeting, court hears + A gay man was attacked by a gang who tricked him into meeting them in a car park, a court heard yesterday.
4 February 2011
US lesbians win right to attend school event together 7 A Minnesota lesbian couple have won the right to attend their school's royalty court event together.

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