Fridae

Last week, the Australian Medical Association (AMA) issued a much needed position statement about how prejudice can negatively impact the health of gays and lesbians.

Written by one of the most acclaimed contemporary American playwrights, Lonely Planet is a dark comedy that recounts the tragic tale of courage in the face of illness.

A Puteri Umno member has lodged a police report alleging that the Puteri Umno chief Azalina Othman Said who won the two-year-old wing's inaugural election uncontested today is a lesbian.

Newly declassified UK naval documents reveals that possibly 50% of its servicemen have sinned homosexually at some time in their naval service life and many had visited brothels in Singapore and Bermuda in the 60s.

Malaysian authorities raided a lounge in Johor where a drag queen contest was being held; 80 dragqueens arrested.

The new HIV/AIDS laws introduced will not only protect infected people and their families from discriminatory practices in the areas of employment, education, and health care rights but also put in place duties and obligation of HIV/AIDS patients.

Despite reports of financial difficulties, organisers maintain that the Sydney 2002 International Gay Games would go ahead on Saturday as planned.

A Malaysian businesswoman, Ummi Hafilda Ali, will take up PM Mahathir Mohamad's call to prove her allegations that Puteri UMNO chief Azalina Othman is a lesbian.

A prominent Chinese AIDS campaigner who was reported as missing while detained for allegedly leaking state secrets through his work has successfully registered his HIV/AIDS service organisation as a NGO with the Chinese government.

A new study has shown that while gay teenage boys are more likely than heterosexual boys to have symptoms of eating disorders, lesbian and bisexual girls are less likely to do so.