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International News
(Sep 22, 2008) - Same-sex couples can be officially recognized as families under existing law, Brazil's Superior Court of Justice has ruled 3-2, according to a Sept. 17 report by GayNewsWatch.com.
US News
(Sep 22, 2008) - John Burnside, longtime partner of the late legendary gay activist Harry Hay, died Sept. 14 in San Francisco of brain cancer. He was 91.
International News
(Sep 15, 2008) - In an effort to fight crime, the city government of Tuluá, Colombia, has banned men from riding on the seat of a motorcycle behind the driver.
US News
(Sep 8, 2008) - The longtime editor of the Pittsburgh gay newspaper Out, Jeff Howells, was found dead at his home Sept. 2. He had just turned 50.
International News
(Sep 8, 2008) - The English gay soccer team Stonewall Lions defeated Argentina to capture the Gay World Football Championship trophy Aug. 30 in London.
International News
(Feb 25, 2008) - Some 90 police officers descended on the Mexico City gay bar Neón in the gay Zona Rosa district Feb. 16.
International News
(Feb 4, 2008) - Despite bans from the mayor and violent attacks from neofascists, skinheads, Christians and police in 2006 and 2007, Moscow gays will again try to stage a gay pride parade this year.
International News
“Give blood, give life.” “Blood, it is in you to give.” These pleadings have become mantra to millions of Canadians as Héma Québec and the Canadian Blood services are constantly striving to attract donors to keep up the demand for blood. However, if you are a man who has had sex with another man (MSM), even one time since 1977, your blood is not wanted for fear that it may contain HIV.
International News
An Ipsos Reid poll entitled “The Federal Landscape One Month After the Election,” conducted February 14-16, reveals that the Conservative government is enjoying a substantial increase in support, particularly in Quebec.
International News
Chris Somers xxy, an Australian intersexed activist having an xxy chromosome identity, has persuaded the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) to accept people who are known as biologically intersexed or androgynous and do not feel comfortable in declaring themselves to be either male or female, to be able to reveal their true identity as intersexed or androgynous in the upcoming 2006 census.
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