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MOSCOW — (02-27-22) — President Vladimir Putin placed his country’s strategic deterrence forces on “special” alert on Sunday, announcing his latest move during a meeting with his Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu and Chief of Staff Valery Gerasimov. “Western countries are not only taking unfriendly actions against our country in the economic area," said Putin. "I'm [...]
UNITED KINGDOM – (02-16-22) – Congratulations to Jurgen Klopp who has scored a nomination for Celebrity Ally of 2022 at the British LGBT Awards. He is being acknowledged for his part in helping to promote awareness and positivity for the LGBT community. The 54-year-old Jurgen Klopp continues to show his support for the LGBT community [...]
MUMBAI – (02-16-22) – Bollywood superstar Sonal Chauhan made headlines on Wednesday when the actor called for the LGBT community to be more represented in Bollywood, the Indian Hindi-language film industry based in Mumbai. While the evolving portrayal of the LGBT community in Bollywood have increased in the recent past, Sonal Chauhan feels the representation [...]
WELLINGTON, NZ — (02-15-22) — A victory for humanity is being celebrated in New Zealand tonight as the government bans the controversial Gay conversion therapy practice. The bill passed with a near unanimous vote, after all but eight National party members voted in favor of the law banning gay conversion therapy. Conversion “therapy” refers to the [...]
HUNGARY — (02-15-22) — LGBT rights activists and the groups that work to protect them are under new pressure in Hungary from its judicial branch, says Human Rights Council. On February 1, an appeals court in Hungary ruled against Labrisz Lesbian Association, saying that an article pusblished in a pro-government newspaper likening them to pedophiles [...]