Chelsea Manning appeals sentence
Chelsea Manning is appealing her sentence, claiming it is ‘grossly unfair’.
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Biased police texts may jeopardise 3000 convictions in San Francisco
While investigating a San Francisco police officer for sexual assault, prosecutors have discovered a slew of possibly prejudicial text messages.
Tel Aviv Pride organisers upset at LGBT budget
Despite calls for an increased budget for Tel Aviv Pride, organisers claim the government has focused instead on tourism by paying for a rainbow plane.
LGBT Life Around the World: Ted Talks
Jenni Chang and Lisa Dazols, a gay couple from San Francisco, recently made ‘Out and Around’ – a film about the changing status of the queer experience around the world.
Panama Papers: Why it matters.
Alex takes a look at the Panama Papers scandal and explains what it all means.
Virginia governor vetoes religious exemption bill
A Virginia Democrat has vetoed a bill that would have allowed discrimination against LGBT people on religious grounds.
NBA to take all-star game elsewhere over anti-LGBT laws
The NBA looks all set to take all-star game elsewhere over the lack of LGBT discrimination legislation in North Carolina.
Atlanta couple scalded in homophobic attack
Anthony Gooden and Marquez Tolbert have been scalded in a vicious attack by family friend Martin Blackwell.
Baseball players ‘discussed killing gay people’, pitcher claims
A minor-league pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals says he witnessed teammates discussing how to kill gay people.
Botswana LGBT groups have right to association
A historic judgement in Botswana means that LGBT groups have a right to association, despite homosexuality being illegal.