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Gay bliss in Canada’s cool east
The province of of Québec is an ideal place to follow your bliss even outside of Montreal.
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Summer in the City
Als Gastgeber des World Pride 2014 ist Toronto genau die richtige Wahl. Seit Jahren gehört die Pride Week rund um die Church Street zu einer der besten Nordamerikas.
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Summit meeting
Whistler Blackcomb is considered the largest skiing area in North America. Winter Pride there from February 3rd to 10th is one of the biggest events on Canada’s West Coast.
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One night only
Toronto is known for excellent shopping, young fashion and an inspiring art scene. Halloween turns the Gay Village around Church Street into a beautifully eerie party event on the last day of October.
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Botswana decriminalises gay sex
Botwana’s High Court decided in a historic ruling on Tuesday that homosexuality is no longer punishable in the African country.
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Nephew of Singapore’s Prime Minister marries boyfriend
Li Huanwu and his boyfriend Heng Yirui got married in South Africa on May 24th. Congratulations! Most Singaporeans know Huanwu as the grandson of Singapores founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. Li Huanwu is also the nephew of current Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
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Kenya: Homosexuality remains illegal
The country in East Africa has missed an opportunity to gain a foothold in the modern age. The High Court declared last Friday that the law against homosexuality not unconstitutional.
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Brazil’s Supreme Court votes to criminalise homophobia
It is good news for the LGBT community in Brazil for a change: Homophobia has been declared a criminal offence. Six of the eleven judges of Brazil’s Supreme Court voted to extend the country’s anti-discrimination laws. Homophobia is going to be considered a crime and will be punished with up to five years imprisonment.
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Jamaica wants gay tourists to feel safe
Donovon White, Jamaican Director of Tourism, has fended off accusations that Jamaica is a hostile place for gay tourists.
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Update: 27 European countries now have banned Steven Anderson from entering
Steven Anderson is now also banned from entering Ireland. A petition demanded appropriate steps from Ireland’s government, more than 14,000 people signed. Ireland’s justice minister, Charlie Flanagan, declared that his department wanted to ban the preacher from entering the country.
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