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25 January 2013
France: Court rules that Twitter must hand over details of homophobic and anti-semitic users 6 Twitter has been ordered by a French court to hand over details of users who posted anti-semitic tweets, in what could be a significant move against homophobia, racism and anti-semitism in the country.
9 January 2013
Update: Gay teenager denied Eagle Scout award, as he doesn’t adhere to ‘duty of God’ 33 Gay teenager, Ryan Andresen, has been denied the highest Boy Scouts honour, the Eagle Scout badge, by the national Boy Scouts of America organisation, despite a recommendation for approval from a review board at his local council, and a 460,000 strong petition in his favour.
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".
17 November 2011
Californian Supreme Court rules opponents can appeal court decision to allow gay marriage 35 The on-off battle for gay marriage in California has taken yet another turn.
9 November 2011
QC argues Christian hotel owners are “entitled to outdated beliefs” 174 Arguments are put forward in appeal of private hotel owners who denied "unmarried" gay couple a shared room.
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.
7 February 2011
India’s Supreme Court hears gay sex case 11 India's Supreme Court will today hear arguments for and against a 2009 court ruling which decriminalised gay sex.
25 January 2011
Christian hotel owners to appeal ruling 324 The Christian hotel owners who refused to let a gay couple share a room are appealing against the ruling.
18 January 2011
Peter Tatchell: Discrimination would be ‘rampant’ if Christian hotel couple won case 51 Discrimination would have become "rampant" again if a Christian hotel couple had won the right to bar gay couples, LGBT campaigner Peter Tatchell has said.
18 January 2011
Gay couple win case over hotel ban 548 A gay couple have won their case against the owners of a hotel after being refused a double room.
6 January 2011
Turkish LGBT group shut down by court 35 Another Turkish LGBT organisation has been ordered to close.
28 December 2010
Court rules that religious charities are free to ban gay couples from adopting in Australia 30 Religious charities have been cleared to ban gay couples from adopting children in New South Wales, Australia after a landmark court ruling.
7 December 2010
US appeals court ‘could rule to lift California gay marriage ban’ 9 The US federal appeals court considering the ban on gay marriage in California could issue a narrow ruling on lifting the ban, reports say.
15 November 2010
US Supreme Court denies request to lift gay military ban 6 The US Supreme Court declined a request to lift the ban on out gay troops serving in the military on Friday.
21 October 2010
Court temporarily reinstates US military gay ban 5 A federal appeals court has temporarily frozen an order requiring the US military to accept openly gay soldiers.
21 October 2010
European Human Rights Court rules against Russia over Moscow Gay Pride ban 5 Gay rights activists in Russia are celebrating after the European Court of Human Rights today upheld three complaints over Moscow's ban on gay Pride marches.
16 December 2009
Groups welcome Ladele ruling over civil partnerships 10 Secular and libertarian groups have welcomed the Court of Appeal ruling yesterday that a council did not discriminate against a Christian registrar who refused to perform civil partnerships.
15 December 2009
Lesbian couple win UK appeal over Gibraltar’s housing policy 2 A lesbian couple who were refused a joint tenancy in government housing in Gibraltar have won their UK appeal.
15 December 2009
Updated: Christian registrar Lillian Ladele loses appeal 254 An Islington registrar who refused to carry out civil partnerships for gay couples has lost her appeal.
10 October 2005
US Court Makes Landmark Decision Over Gay Parental Rights + The Supereme Court of Pennsylvania has affirmed a lower court ruling awarding custody of twins to Patricia Jones, a lesbian mother, ruling that Jones would provide a better home than her ex-partner, Ellen Boring (the children's biological parent).

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