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'The Gay We Were': Two Hong Kong authors launch their books and a queer culture fest

'The Gay We Were': Two Hong Kong authors launch their books and a queer culture fest

2009-11-11
Fridae.com’s Hong Kong correspondent Nigel Collett meets authors Brian Leung Siu Fai and yezhiwei to discuss their new books and their project to foster queer culture in Hong Kong.
Gay unions now legal in Australia's ACT

Gay unions now legal in Australia's ACT

2009-11-11
The ACT government passed legislation today making it the first to legalise civil partnership ceremonies for same-sex couples, but Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has the power to overturn the new laws because they are at odds with the marriage act. 
Senator calls on Aussie PM to give MPs a conscience vote on same-sex marriage

Senator calls on Aussie PM to give MPs a conscience vote on same-sex marriage

2009-11-09
Senator Sarah Hanson-Young has called on Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to allow all Senators a free vote on same-sex marriage so that the issue can be debated fully.
Gay tourists not welcome in Vatican City

Gay tourists not welcome in Vatican City

2009-11-06
It is a “provocation and an abuse”should gay and lesbian tourists visit the Vatican City, Bishop Janusz Kaleta of Holy tells a travel and tourism website.
Sex ed for British students under 15 riles religious groups

Sex ed for British students under 15 riles religious groups

2009-11-06
A new ruling that prescribes compulsory relationships and sex education - including gay relationships - for all pupils at the age of 15 has met with opposition from religious groups.
Maine voters overturn state's new same-sex marriage law

Maine voters overturn state's new same-sex marriage law

2009-11-04
Same-sex marriage advocates in Maine were dealt a crushing blow as Maine voters overturned the state’s same-sex marriage law yesterday.
Hong Kong's 2nd pride parade a success but HK$77,000 short

Hong Kong's 2nd pride parade a success but HK$77,000 short

2009-11-04
Produced at a cost of over HK$110,000 (US$14,000) without government or charity funding, organisers say they are HK$77,000 (US$10,000) short and are appealing for funds. 
Taiwan pride parade sets new Asian record

Taiwan pride parade sets new Asian record

2009-11-01
A record 25,000 participants turned out for the 7th Taiwan Pride Parade which concluded at gates of the Presidential Office Building on Ketagalan Boulevard for the first time to protest at the government’s meagre progress made in gay rights promised to the community during past elections.
US: After 10-year dispute, expansion of hate crimes law to gays signed

US: After 10-year dispute, expansion of hate crimes law to gays signed

2009-10-30
President Barack Obama has signed the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act - named after victims of two brutal 1998 murders: Shepard, a 21-year-old gay Wyoming college student and Byrd, a black man dragged to his death - on Oct 28.
The testing imperative: How increased HIV testing can help slow down HIV transmission

The testing imperative: How increased HIV testing can help slow down HIV transmission

2009-10-28
In a city where 1 in 20 (Singapore, Beijing, Ho Chi Minh), 1 in 12 (Hanoi), 1 in 10 (Phnom Penh), 1 in 5 (Chiang Mai) or 1 in 3 (Yangon, Bangkok) gay men are infected with HIV, it is important to stop ignoring HIV as 'a problem affecting others.’

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