Day: 11 April 2012
Irish Minister to ban discrimination against LGBT teachers
Newsdesk 11th April 2012
Ireland's Education Minister intends to quash discrimination which may have prevented gay people from becoming teachers, he told the Asti conference yesterday.
An American man claims he was fired from the Library of Congress for being gay
An American who claims he was fired from Washington's Library of Congress for being gay is having his case reviewed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission- a government agency that enforces anti-discrimination laws.
Locals to vote for theme of Brighton & Hove's 2012 Pride
Brighton and Hove locals have been asked to vote to choose the final theme of the 2012 Pride event.
Australian campaigners urge the government to make history with gay marriage law
Campaigners in Australia will urge the government to seize the 'historic opportunity' to legalize gay marriage tomorrow, Gay Star News reports.
Alleged anti-gay mosque to open fee-paying school
A mosque whose religious leaders were filmed allegedly preaching against homosexuals and non-Muslims is opening a private school, the Daily Mail reports.
Child actors cast as adults in a film about gay marriage causes concern
A Senator has asked to review a film about gay marriage made by a college professor which uses children as actors, dhj.com reports.
Gay rights group fights Nevada state over marriage inequality
A national gay rights group is taking Nevada state to court in a bid to force a change in the law allowing gay couples to marry.
Gay rights group sues Nevada state over marriage inequality