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Gay men having unprotected sex think that having HIV is still a big deal, but that it’s now harder to transmit

Gay men having unprotected sex think that having HIV is still a big deal, but that it’s now harder to transmit

2011-12-22
According to a study of Australian gay men, HIV optimism remains a useful indicator of one's likelihood to take risks during sex and one's beliefs about HIV transmission risk in particular may reflect willingness to pursue pleasure over risk, or, alternatively, morbid fear of any risk.
Seoul Student Rights Ordinance passes with sexual orientation, gender identity protections

Seoul Student Rights Ordinance passes with sexual orientation, gender identity protections

2011-12-20
The Seoul Student Rights Ordinance that contains sexual orientation and gender identity protections, which are strongly opposed by religious groups, was passed on Monday.
'Missing' gay Malaysian newlywed in Ireland draws harsh criticism

'Missing' gay Malaysian newlywed in Ireland draws harsh criticism

2011-12-20
A Malaysian man, who was reported missing as early as 2008 while he was a medical student in Ireland, is now a subject of controversy in his home country after photos of him in a same-sex civil union surfaced last week.
Breaking dawn at the UN: Part 1

Breaking dawn at the UN: Part 1

2011-12-19
Hillary Clinton's fine speech in Geneva on LGBT rights saw the US playing catch-up to initiatives of a dozen other Western countries. As activists, we welcome the US to the process. But dawn is not yet breaking everywhere. There are many time zones. Douglas Sanders contemplates the time lag for Asia.
UN rights chief tells countries to abolish death penalty, legal discrimination against gays

UN rights chief tells countries to abolish death penalty, legal discrimination against gays

2011-12-16
In its first official report on the issue, the United Nations top human rights official urged countries to abolish legal discrimination against gays, including the death penalty for consensual sex, days after the U.S. government said it would use foreign aid and diplomacy to promote gay equal rights.
Superlezzie Xiangqi, founder of Shanghai lesbian group

Superlezzie Xiangqi, founder of Shanghai lesbian group

2011-12-15
Jennifer Chang and Lisa Dazols, a couple who are traveling the world in search of “Supergays” who are creating change for the LGBTQ community, speak with Xiangqi, the founder of Shanghai Nvai about setting up the city's only lesbian group for local Chinese, faux marriages where gay men and lesbian women marry one another, and lesbian life in China.
Gay South Korean conscript wins refugee status in Canada

Gay South Korean conscript wins refugee status in Canada

2011-12-15
A gay South Korean man has been awarded refugee status in Canada as South Korean conscripts, especially homosexual ones, are "highly likely to face abuses."
Urgent petition drive underway to keep LGBT clause in Seoul’s Student Rights Ordinance Bill

Urgent petition drive underway to keep LGBT clause in Seoul’s Student Rights Ordinance Bill

2011-12-14
The LGBT Coalition for Seoul Student Rights Ordinance is petitioning the Education Committee of Seoul Metropolitan Council to keep the clauses which will prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) in response to opposition from fundamental Christian groups who want the SOGI references deleted.
Come out of your extravagant churches to see the reality: Filipino gay group to Catholic priests

Come out of your extravagant churches to see the reality: Filipino gay group to Catholic priests

2011-12-13
The Philippine's only political organisation for LGBTs has urged Catholic priests, who oppose the anti-discrimination bill, to "come out of their extravagant churches to see the reality – that some LGBTs are not hired to work, some are being harassed and violated and some 144 killed because of their sexual orientation and gender identity."
Can you be gay and Muslim?

Can you be gay and Muslim?

2011-12-12
Abdul Rohman, a faculty member at Indonesian Islamic University, writes in The Jakarta Post that it is imperative to foster dialogue between religious groups and gay communities, and for religious groups to reach out to them and learn how to synchronise their situation with Islam.

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