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Kentucky clerk Kim Davis order to pay gay couples legal bills

Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to gay couples back in 2015, has been handed a huge legal bill. The...

Chris Christie says his views on marriage equality have evolved

US Republican Presidential candidate Chris Christie says his views on same-sex marriage have evolved and cites recent statements by the Pope as evidence that...

Calls for PM to drop Religious Discrimination Bill after US ruling

Australian LGBTIQ+ advocates are calling on Prime Minister Scott Morrison to ditch the Religious Discrimination Bill, following the US Supreme Court ruling to protect against...

US Supreme Court rules against LGBTIQ+ workplace discrimination

The US' top court has ruled that the nation's current workplace discrimination act must apply to cases of discrimination based on sexuality or gender...

Assassins & The Events: Black Swan shine a light on gun control

In his musical Assassins Stephen Sondheim traverses US history visiting each assassination attempt on an American President. From the well known, including the deaths of...

US anti-LGBT group to transform gay bar into church

A far-right Christian group has purchased a gay bar in the United States to establish a new church in Ohio. In January the Greater Toledo...

Court ruling brings marriage equality to the western hemisphere

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has ruled that marriage equality should be recognised without discrimination. The court holds jurisdiction over all countries who are...

Federal US court rules against trans discrimination in landmark case

The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has ruled in favour of a young transgender student's right to use the bathroom that...

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