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Phuket to host gay festival rejected by Singapore (The Phuket Gazette)

2005-06-09
PHUKET CITY: Phuket Governor Udomsak Uswarangkura has given the green light for the province to host Asia’s larg...
news around the world 08-jun-05

news around the world 08-jun-05

2005-06-08
Gay activists in Taipei have decried a court decision which found a gay bookstore owner guilty for selling "indecent" magazines. Meanwhile in Rome, Pope Benedict XVI has made his first public statement on same-sex marriage since his election - calling them "pseudo-matrimonies."

Singapore gay party to be held in Phuket (Bangkok Post)

2005-06-08
Ban forces festival to switch venues

Singapore bars gay party for "public interest" (Reuters)

2005-06-08
SINGAPORE, June 8 (Reuters) - One of Asia's largest gay and lesbian festivals held annually in Singapore has been ban...

Denied bash in Singapore, gays move party to Phuket (Today [Singapore])

2005-06-08
ASIA'S largest gay party, which has been held in Singapore every year since 2001, has found a new playground.

Singapore rejects Asia's biggest gay party (PlanetOut Network)

2005-06-08
Singaporean authorities rejected a bid for Asia's largest gay and lesbian party, forcing host Fridae.com to move festivit...
NATION, asia's largest gay party, to be held 4-6 nov 2005 in phuket, thailand

NATION, asia's largest gay party, to be held 4-6 nov 2005 in phuket, thailand

2005-06-07
Organiser Fridae.com announces new venue and dates as Singapore authorities reject a permit to hold what was to be the fifth annual gay and lesbian party in the city-state.

Annual Singapore gay party moves to Phuket after police ban (AFP)

2005-06-07
SINGAPORE (AFP) - This year's edition of an international gay and lesbian party will be moved to the Thai resort of Phu...
turning the lion city pink

turning the lion city pink

2005-06-03
Christopher Tan critiques the survivalist strategies of Singapore's 2003 statement that promises equal employment opportunities to gay civil servants despite the fact that gay sex acts are still criminalised because of antiquated British colonial laws. His paper will be presented at the upcoming Conference of Asian Queer Studies in Bangkok.
news around the world 01-jun-05

news around the world 01-jun-05

2005-06-01
Nearly two million people gathered in Sao Paulo on Sunday to celebrate gay pride. In marriage news, the Church of England announced that priests may 'marry' although they have to stay celibate while California appeals judge's ruling on gay marriage.

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