Calling it a “Christmas gift” to the Ugandan people, the speaker of the Ugandan parliament, Rebecca Kadaga, has promised she will pass the so-called “Kill the Gays” bill in the next two weeks.
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Germany could be a useful case study for other countries to learn how to better support their residents’ well-being.
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The SHK has been acting in the interests of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) civilian and military personnel working within the Netherlands Defence organisation since 1987.
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This is the first time so many senior leaders have convened to work for LGBT equality in Europe.
Continue reading …UN Human Rights Committee Identifies LGBT Rights Violations in the Philippines
October 18, 2012 No Comment
During the interactive dialogue with the State, members of the Human Rights Committee expressed concern about reports of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights violations received from NGOs.
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When Cecil Chao found out about his daughter Gigi’s marriage to her partner of eight years, he publicly denied the union and retorted by offering $500 million Hong Kong dollars to the man who could convince her to marry him.
Continue reading …On September 17, a Cameroonian high court sitting in Yaoundé adjourned the appeal hearing brought by lawyers on behalf of Jean-Claude Roger Mbede, who was sentenced to three years in jail for texting another man, “I am very much in love with you.” The delay was issued because there were documents missing from the case [...]
Continue reading …Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in an interview with Piers Morgan that aired Monday night, said, “Homosexuality ceases procreation.” Ahmadinejad, who previously claimed that homosexuality does not exist in Iran and whose government punishes homosexuality with death, asked, “Do you think faggots can have children?” and suggested corrective action for anyone who believes they are gay [...]
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Stern previously served as IGLHRC’s acting executive director and director of programs.
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The recruitment and use of children is considered a serious crime under International Law and the Sudan Child Act of 2010.
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