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French court rules 'homophobe' is an insult, defamation

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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...
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PrEP approved in France and USA

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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...
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France end blood donation ban for same sex attracted men

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  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...
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'Charlie Hebdo' Magazine Published Gay Kiss

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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...
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Mayor of Paris Celebrates 2000 Same Sex Marriages

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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...
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French Mayor Would Rather 'Go to the Gallows'

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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...
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Protestors at French Open Final

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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...
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France Legalises Same-Sex Marriage

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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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