Baroness Cathy Ashton, who won Stonewall's Politician of the Year award in 2006, has been named as the new European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs.
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I'm sitting in the hotel lobby in Barcelona talking to an interesting English guy, Jon Worth, who, along with a small group of friends, just launched a campaign to push for more women on the European Commission.
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Websites mis-selling mobile ringtones are forced to clean up their acts, following a European Union crackdown.
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According to a two year survey of 135 countries, Gallup estimates that 700 million adults in the world (16% of the adult population) would like to live in a different country, with about 25% naming the United States as their dream home.
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This is a very big move by the European Union court. Though the court has been asserting itself on business issues such as competition, social issues have been less controversial.
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The US is behind the curve on this issue, like most issues related to moving beyond the massive financial collapse.
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There is a bit of momentum in the US for this now that Washington has taken notice of voter anger over the bank bonuses.
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GLBT rights are a prominent topic in the European Commission’s Oct. 14 progress reports on the seven countries that are planning to join the European Union: Croatia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkey, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Serbia and Kosovo.
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Gay rights are a prominent topic in the European Commission's 14 October progress reports on the seven countries that are planning to join the European Union.
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Should we take gay pride parades seriously?Student LifeLast week in Serbia, the Serbian government canceled the national gay pride parade, despite warnings from a European Union caucus that the .
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The European Union begins an investigation to see whether Microsoft is upholding pledges to curb anti-competitive practices.
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On Europe's right, that is: Europe’s center-right parties have embraced many ideas of the left: generous welfare benefits, nationalized health care, sharp restrictions on carbon emissions, the ceding of some sovereignty to the European Union.
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Yesterday the European Union approved a resolution condemning Lithuania's new outlawing of any mention of homosexuality in public schools or media "accessible by young people.
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The European Union has voted to adopt a resolution criticising a recent the passing of a recent Lithuania law which prohibits any mention of homosexuality in schools or in media accessible by young people.
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Serbian government vows to protect gay pride marcheTaiwan NewsAP Serbia's government promised Thursday to deploy several thousand police officers to protect a gay pride march that extremist groups have .
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European's Parliament voted to "condemn" Lithuania's new "no gay propaganda" law, which takes effect in March and bans books and movies from mentioning anything homo.
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The European Union today voted to adopt a resolution criticising a recent law passed by Lithuania which prohibits any mention of homosexuality in schools or in media accessible by young people.
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As someone who believes post-colonialism is still pilfering the African continent, this is counter production to moving the continent forward.
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Amnesty International, one of the World’s leading human rights organizations has condemned plans by Lithuania to criminalize the “promotion” of homosexuality.
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As if the time consuming and annoying visa documents weren't enough, now the US wants to punish foreign visitors even more.
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