Gay Rights

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1	UK Civil Partnerships recognised in Spain	188
2	Labour To Outlaw Gay Hate	705
3	Labour deputy leadership candidates questioned over LGBT rights	833
4	Call for Nominations for IGLHRC's 2007 Felipa Award	1047
5	Partnership Register	729
6	Gay Rights Worldwide	1417
7	Gay Rights UK	1706
8	Mayor's statement on Latvian Gay Pride ban	734
9	Elizabeth Must Stay	760
10	Civil partnerships held across UK	677
11	Mayor congratulates couples planning to register as Civil Partners	663
12	Civil Partnerships "welcome, but flawed"	663
13	Equality Bill Still Allows Schools to Expel Lesbian & Gay Pupils	689
14	Medway Council ends partnership ban	715
15	The Stonewall Guide to Gay Discrimination in the UK	734
16	Civil Partnership Act	670
17	Spain legalises gay marriage	1378
18	Canada - Same-sex marriage bill passes	966
19	Refugee From The Stone	709
20	London Cabs Drops Sandals Resort Ads	738
21	Anti-Gay Music Charges	707
22	Outrage Demands Arrest of MOBO Reggae Stars	705
23	Man refused asylum because he's too masculine	724
24	New guidance issued to councils on engaging lesbian, gay and bisexual communities	697

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Coming out to your parents can be one of the greatest experiences you can have, or it can be one of the most traumatic.
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The International Gay & Lesbian Human Rights Commission.

IGLHRC's mission is to protect and advance the human rights of all people and communities subject to discrimination or abuse on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity or HIV status.

Established in May 1990, OutRage! is the world's longest surviving queer rights direct action group. Their witty, imaginative, daring, and irreverent style of nonviolent civil disobedience has elevated activism into an art form: protest as performance. Some of their most famous stunts include the Queer Valentine's Carnival, Kiss-in, Queer Wedding, Exorcism of Homophobia, Mugabe confrontation and Queer Remembrance Day. More

Europride London

Saturday July 2nd was a gorgeously hot day and it is estimated that around 750,000 people turned out to celebrate EuroPride. For the first time (officially) the Parade went down Oxford Street and Regents Street giving the world the chance to see the diversity of Europe's LGBTs at its most glamorous and the BME community was out in force..More