Turkish police enforce ban on LGBT Pride march
Police in the Turkish city of Istanbul have enforced a ban on an LGBT Pride march.
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Police in the Turkish city of Istanbul have enforced a ban on an LGBT Pride march.
During an address to the UK Parliament on Wednesday, Queen Elizabeth II pledged to protect the LGBT community from discrimination.
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A chain of Russian grocery stores has barred gays from entry.
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