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Switzerland

In Switzerland, the UN Economic and Social Council rejected a Quebec GLBT bid to become part of a UN advisory panel. The group may...

Mexico

The debate over civil unions in Mexico heated up as a Roman Catholic bishop denounced the practice after as a lesbian couple from...

Canada

In Canada, an amendment to gay marriage law that would have prevented a Canadian citizen from sponsoring a non-Canadian citizen spouse for immigration has...

Nepal

A transgendered woman in Nepal was able to have her citizenship papers revised to reflect both male and female sex. Her victory is the...

Israel

In Tel Aviv, seven gang members were brought before a judge on charges of violently mugging gay men. The gang members are currently being...

China

China refused to allow Gao Yaojie, the retired doctor and HIV/AIDS activist, who exposed blood buying schemes that infected thousands with the disease from...

Russia

Two Russian leaders recently made several anti-gay comments. President Vladimir Putin claimed gays were responsible for Russia's decreased birth rate, while Alexander Chuyev, a...

Nigeria

In Nigeria, a bill that bans GLBT groups and any expression of same-sex love will come to a vote before Parliament in the near...

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