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Refugees, prancing and an Adam Levine lookalike
Your Daily Package of newsy and naughty bits from around the world
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Gay rights advocate John Baird resigns Conservative post
Foreign Affairs Minister took Commonwealth, Russia to task on gay rights
Taco Bell, sharia law and the gay cold war
Your Daily Package of newsy and naughty bits from around the world
Sex-work bill witness list stacked with anti-sex-work activists
Yet committee narrows Bill C-36’s prohibition on public communication
Getting naked was the easy part at WorldPride
Finding the courage to live freely and openly is the real challenge
Rhyme & reason
Spoken-word artist Ade B shares uncomfortable truths
Michael Sam’s inspirational, outrageous kiss
Something’s wrong when murder and a kiss spark the same outrage
Zakhele Mbhele is Africa’s first openly gay black MP
Legislator critical of South Africa’s failure to call out anti-gay laws in Uganda and Nigeria
Canada must do more to defend global LGBT rights, gov’t told
Civil society groups include 10-point action plan in letter to John Baird
Raging homos
Has the gay lobby become the bully?
Coalition calls on government to do more for LGBT rights abroad
Queer organizations have praised government’s previous work but says it doesn’t go far enough
Kenyan MPs call for stricter anti-gay laws
Activist says politicians using homosexuality as trump card
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Age ain’t nothing but a number
Dave Deveau’s new play, Lowest Common Denominator, calculates the age gap
A look at what’s behind the LGBT rights crisis in Africa
Human Rights Watch director on sub-Saharan Africa
The Gay Men Project
Kevin Truong seeks to gather the stories of gay men from around the world
Ugandan leader willing to talk to ‘experts’ about homosexuality
‘Maybe we can reach a point of reconsideration’: John Kerry
Uganda: Martin Ssempa to stage rally in support of anti-gay law
Preacher claims Museveni will attend, but spokesperson won’t confirm
Sweden withholds aid to Uganda over anti-gay law
Assistance will go to NGOs and groups not connected to government
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