While 19th-century law is rarely seen in the courts, it is often wielded at the Canadian border
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While 19th-century law is rarely seen in the courts, it is often wielded at the Canadian border
Gay men targeted by police under faulty anti-sodomy law
Is the Vatican softening its 2005 directive?
Several international protests and boycotts planned to protest Russian anti-gay laws
Is this form of performance art acceptable in the world of drag?
The Olympics present a great excuse for Canadians to help Russia’s queer community
Gay Russians asked to bring rainbow flags to Sochi city centre
Festival takes over city’s Old Port for second year, but director says event is still very gay
Toronto gay bar dumps Stolichnaya vodka in protest of country’s anti-gay laws
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and UN campaign for legal reforms and public education
Dan Savage: Where was Stoli’s CEO Val Mendeleev when anti-gay law was being passed?
American presence exacerbates violence and homophobia in Belize, says Southern Poverty Law Centre
Call for foreign donors to improve security for gay people
Judge performs ceremony despite threats from inspector general
US departments of Justice and Education settle complaint
Joy Smith hopes to emulate British Prime Minister David Cameron’s web censor plan