The ban placed on the organisation of a gay Pride march in Moscow in 2007 was a breach of human rights, the organisers have said in a letter to the European Court of Human Rights. They are asking the court to rule on the ban and want one million euros compensation. The legal action against the Russian authorities is the second brought by Moscow Pride organisers, who are also asking for a ruling on the 2006 Pride march ban. Full story...
Two of Soho's most popular gay venues are moving out Soho due to "soaring rents."
Pop star Elton John has announced that he will be writing a new musical film about AIDS for actor and director Ben Stiller.
The British HIV Association (BHIVA) Conference last week head that almost half gay men in the UK with HIV are unaware of their condition.
A transgender woman who found fame through appearing on a Korean game show after gender realignment has committed suicide in what experts are calling a 'copycat suicide.
Comedienne and talk show host Ellen DeGeneres made an appeal on The Tonight Show, showing her support for gay marriage.
Conservative evangelical clergy have compelled others to join the Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON) and leave the Church of England in the on-going row over gay rights and women.
The Delhi High Court has criticised the Indian central government (the "centre") for using inadequate evidence in its case to retain Section 377.
Marta Suplicy, left-wing candidate for mayor of Sao Paulo, is at the centre of a political furore over an election advertisement.
Gay magazine AMX's last paper edition will be printed this November, with only an online version available from mid-January 2009.
Gay rights activists have been invited to meet with Malawi's President at the State House later this month, it has been reported.
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