ELTON JOHN DROPS LAWSUIT:
Pop legend Sir Elton John has decided to drop his lawsuit against a British newspaper for libel after being rejected by the UK's Court of Appeal.
GROWING ANTI-GAY HYSTERIA IN UGANDA:
There is growing anti-gay hysteria in Uganda following a press conference by eight “formerly-gay” men and government threats to crack down on LGBT people.
SHOCK STUDY ON “CURING” GAYS:
A shocking British study has revealed that 17 percent of therapists in the UK have attempted to "cure" their homosexual clients.
DEBATE OVER GAY HATE SPEECH LAW:
A law banning homophobic hate speech in the UK has passed a major hurdle despite fears that it will limit freedom of speech.
ELLEN TO SHARE OPRAH COVER:
Oprah Winfrey has agreed to share the cover of her O Magazine with fellow talk show host Ellen DeGeneres.
BBC DJ’S WILL YOUNG SLUR:
A BBC DJ has been reprimanded following his spoof of gay singer Will Young which was ruled "hostile and pejorative” towards gay people.
LIVERPOOL KILLER GETS LIFE:
Family of a gay teenager who was killed in the UK in July last year have expressed their anger over the outcome of his murder trial.
TAKE ACTION TO SUPPORT PINK LOERIE:
The organiser of the Pink Loerie Mardi Gras has made a call for the gay community to support the event in the face of unprecedented attacks.
ZOLISWA WITNESS FAILS TO SHOW:
Failure of the key witness to appear in court has led to another postponement of the trial of the men accused of killing lesbian teenager Zoliswa Nkonyane.
RENT BAN SCHOOL SUED:
A California high school that banned the production of the musical
Rent is being sued by the American Civil Liberties Union.
CALL FOR LGBT PEOPLE TO VOTE:
South Africa's leading LGBT rights groups have called on lesbian and gay people to vote in the 2009 General Election.
MARC JACOBS ENGAGED:
Leading American fashion designer Marc Jacobs is reportedly engaged to his Brazilian boyfriend Lorenzo Martone.
POPE SHOULD SUPPORT LGBT AFRICANS:
Amnesty International has asked Pope Benedict, during his visit to Africa, to urge the government of Cameroon to eradicate discrimination based on sexual orientation.
BURUNDI: BACK TO SQUARE ONE?:
Jubilation over the rejection of a bill that aimed to criminalise homosexuality by the Burundi senate last month may have been premature.