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66 nations backed gay rights at the UN

66 countries back UN statement on rights of sexual minorities

Yesterday a statement was read at the United Nations General Assembly in New York reiterating the universal human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people.

The Christian Institute backs Lillian Ladele

Christian Institute may appeal to High Court over Ladele ruling

A fundamentalist Christian group that financially backed a tribunal against Islington Council has said the case may go to the Court of Appeal.

Stonewall delighted by Ladele case

Stonewall - our prayers have been answered over Ladele case

Britain's leading gay equality organisation has expressed delight at the employment appeals tribunal's ruling in the case of a Christian public servant who refused to deal with gay couples.

Lillian Ladele lost her case

Analysis: the Ladele employment appeal tribunal ruling in full

The EAT held that the Tribunal had erred in law and that on the evidence adduced before the Tribunal there was no proper basis for a tribunal.

Lillian Ladele lost her case

Christian registrar loses employment tribunal appeal over civil partnerships

An employment tribunal appeal has ruled that Islington council is not guilty of either religious discrimination in the case of a Christian registrar

Mr Miliband has backed LGBT rights

Foreign Secretary backs UN statement on LGBT human rights

The British government has said that a statement to be read at the United Nations shows that the fight for equal rights for gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans people is far from over.

Gays can get married in Connecticut

Connecticut voters back court's gay marriage decision

A majority of people in Connecticut support the state Supreme Court's ruling that on gay marriage, according to a poll released today.

The memorial in Berlin has been vandalised

Berlin's memorial to gay Holocaust victims targeted by vandals

A memorial to gay men who died in the Holocaust has been attacked by vandals for the second time in four months.

A UN envoy has called for decriminalisation

UN envoy calls on Caribbean nations to decriminalise homosexual acts

The United Nations special envoy for HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean has said that countries in the region should move to decriminalise gay sex.

New Jersey may get gay marriage

New Jersey commission backs gay marriage over "unequal" civil unions

A commission set up to study the effect on same-sex couples, their children and other family members of being provided civil unions rather than marriage has issued its final report.

Bastin absconded from jail last month

Police ask gays to help find escaped child murderer

Lincolnshire police have asked gay people to be on the lookout for a 48-year-old man who escaped from North Sea Camp last month.

MEPs want civil partnerships to be recognised across the EU

Which MEPs are supporting civil partnerships recognition?

Here is a recent list of MEPs that are backing a written declaration on civil partnerships. If it is signed by more than 50% of MEPs it will be adopted as a resolution.

Civil partnerships are not recognised across the EU

British MEPs not signed up to civil partnerships recognition across EU

Campaigners for equal recognition of gay marriage and civil partnerships across the EU have said that not all British MEPs are signed up to their cause.

Hungary's highest court has blocked a new law

Hungarian court blocks same-sex partnership law

Hungary's Constitutional Court has annulled a new law due to come into effect next month that would legally recognise gay and lesbian relationships.

Hampshire police have questioned three men

Three men bailed over homophobic abuse at Tottenham game

Police in Portsmouth investigating indecent chanting at a football match have questioned three more people.

















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