Marriage equality in Luxembourg
Last year Luxembourg became the ninth EU country to legalise same-sex marriage – and today the law came into effect. Jean Paul Olinger and Henri Lorenzo Huber were the first same-sex couple to take...
View ArticleObama comes out against ‘queer cure’ therapy
USA President Obama has publicly positioned himself against “gay cure” treatments supposed to turn gay and bisexual people straight or turn trans people cis. The move was prompted by the death of...
View ArticleECJ neutral on blood ban
The European Court of Justice has ruled that blood donation bans on men who have sex with men may be justifiable and are a matter for member states to reconcile with anti-discrimination laws. Practice...
View ArticleMore LGBT MPs, fewer Bi MPs
Bi Community News reports that following the General Election the UK has fewer bisexual MPs – down to just one openly bisexual Member of Parliament. During the campaign polls had suggested there would...
View Article1,201,607 is more than 734,300
1,201,607 for same-sex marriage and 734,300 against it means that the Republic of Ireland has set itself on course to be the 20th country to legislate for same-sex marriage, and the first to do it by...
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