The Anglican Global South, which John Chew, head of the Anglican Church in Singapore, now also leads has basically just one raison d'etre: to stoke the fire of intolerance against gay people. And why is the Singapore Anglican Church even in the Global South network?
Anglican Primate of South East Asia and Singapore Archbishop John Chew elected chairman of the Global South network which represents about 75 per cent of Anglicans globally.
Activist and founder of ActionEqualsLife.com Nicholas Snow's "The Power To Be Strong" HIV awareness music video premieres online on Fridae and at the Kashish – Mumbai International Queer Film Festival on Sunday.
A 62-year-old gay man died 18 days after being brutally attacked by two drunken teenage girls who hurled homophobic abuse at him after being knocked to the ground by their male friend during the attack in Trafalgar Square, a court heard.
Danton Remoto, of the Philippines' Ang Ladlad – Asia's only LGBT political party – shares with Fridae's Manila correspondent Laurindo Garcia the group's plans after winning a mandate to represent LGBTs as a party-list group in the May 10 elections.
While the MIQFF is not the first gay-themed film festival to be held in the country, the festival marks the first time screenings are held in a multiplex with the approval of the Information and Broadcasting Ministry.
Three bisexual men have filed a lawsuit in Seattle, Washington against the North American Gay Amateur Athletic Alliance (NAGAAA) claiming they were discriminated against for not being 'gay enough' to participate in the organisation's Gay Softball World Series.
A gay pub singer in Changsha, Hunan has been arrested for allegedly murdering six men in what media reports have described as 'sado-masochistic sex games.'
130 Anglican leaders from Africa, Asia as well as some conservative US bishops who are gathered because they mainly oppose the ordination of gay clergy are meeting in Singapore this week.
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