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Brunei steps back from implementing the death penalty for homosexuality

The Sultan of Brunei has announced that the death penalty for homosexuality will not be introduced following global condemnation of the proposed law. Ahead of...

Brunei defends its death penalty for homosexuality

Brunei has written to the European parliament defending its new laws that call for homosexuality to be punished by stoning people to death. The country...

Prime Minister Scott Morrison condems Brunei's anti-gay laws

LGBTI human rights advocate Rodney Croome has welcomed Prime Minister Scott Morrison's strong condemnation of new, repressive laws in Brunei, which target LGBTI people...

Government travel site's advice for visiting Brunei: Act straight.

A same sex couple have been shocked by the advice given to them by the government's official travel advice service. Worried about the changes...

TPP agreement may increase cost of HIV medication

Concerns over the details of the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) have risen as New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has confirmed the deal...

Brunei Confirms 'Stone the Gays' Law

The Sultan of Brunei has confirmed that the country will be phasing in its new penal code that includes capital punishment, in some cases...

Ellen Boycotts Hotels over Brunei Gay Stoning Law

Ellen Degeneres has backed the boycott of a series of hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei due to the country's proposed new penal...

Brunei Delays Law Allowing Stoning for Gay Sex

The introduction of Brunei's new penal code that includes stoning as a punishment for sodomy has been delayed. The new laws were planned to be...

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