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French court rules 'homophobe' is an insult, defamation

A Parisian court has fined a protester for their use of the word 'homophobe', declaring the term to be defamatory. Former president of the AIDS...

PrEP approved in France and USA

France has moved forward with the introduction of PrEP treatments to combat HIV infections. The decision by France's Minister for Social Affairs, Health and Women’s...

France end blood donation ban for same sex attracted men

  French authorities will end blanket bans on donating blood for gay and bisexual men. The bans, which are a relic of the AIDS crisis of...

'Charlie Hebdo' Magazine Published Gay Kiss

In Paris yesterday afternoon the office of a satirical magazine, 'Charlie Hebdo', was stormed by armed attackers. Reports are currently stating that the attack left...

Mayor of Paris Celebrates 2000 Same Sex Marriages

In May last year, France passed equal marriage legislation. The new law was not embraced by some, and a number of anti-gay protests were...

French Mayor Would Rather 'Go to the Gallows'

A French mayor is facing charges of discrimination after refusing to marry a same-sex couple. Jean-Michel Colo, the Mayor for Arcangues, explained he would...

Protestors at French Open Final

The French Open Final between Rafael Nadal and David Ferrer came to a grinding halt when an anti-gay marriage protestor charged onto the court...

France Legalises Same-Sex Marriage

Despite vocal opposition from anti-gay protestors across the country, France has become the 14th country to legalise same-sex marriage. Quickly following New Zealand in the...

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