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Prosecutors seek murder charges against Neo-Nazis in murder of gay man
Prosecutors in Chile are seeking murder charges against the Neo-Nazis who beat and tortured a young gay man, Daniel Zamudio, to death.
GLSEN Safe Schools Advocacy Summit concludes with visit to Capitol Hill
Gay men in Turkey must go through humiliation to be discharged from military
Gay men in Turkey must "prove" they are gay through a humiliating series of activities and questions in order to be exempt from the military.
Anti-gay marriage group NOM planned to 'fan' race war
Pat Robertson: Homesexuality is 'related to demonic possession'
GLSEN Youth Summit continues in DC, builds support for safe schools
GLAAD Media Awards NYC winners (VIDEO)
Thank Starbucks cards outpace boycott pledges
Transgender finalist booted from Trump-owned beauty pageant
Gay politician from Nepal asks Facebook for 'third gender' option
Nepalese lawmaker Sunil Babu Pant has asked Facebook to allow users to choose a third gender while signing up.
NJ Gov. Chris Christie: 'Obama and I are the same on gay rights'
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who is a Republican, says he and President Barack Obama are on the same page when it comes to gay marriage.
Houston Dynamo player sorry for lobbing gay slur at ball boy
Houston Dynamo soccer player Colin Clark says he's very sorry for using a gay slur during a match on Friday.
GLSEN youth activists gather to support safe schools legislation
Students and allied adults from across the country convene in Washington, D.C. for GLSEN's 2012 Safe Schools Advocacy Summit.
Gay men arrested on cruise ship humiliated, put in cell with roaches
John Robert Hart, 41 and Dennis Jay Mayer, 43, said that after they were arrested for "buggery" on board a gay cruise in Dominica, they were interrogated, humiliated and tossed into a jail cell with roaches.
Out in Chicago exhibit wins Allan Bérubé prize
The Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender History announced the "Out in Chicago" exhibition, produced by Chicago History Museum (CHM), as a winner of Allan Bérubé Prize, an award that recognizes outstandin
Illinois anti-gay adoption bill voted down
Rogers Park, Edgewater dog owners warned
Two gay men plead guilty after getting arrested for having sex during gay cruise
John Robert Hart, 41 and Dennis Jay Mayer, 43, will remember their 2012 cruise vacation for all the wrong reasons: the two men were thrown into jail for having sex on the boat.
Special Report: Rescuing Chicago's homeless LGBT youth
While gay men and women can now fight for their homes and same-sex couples are gaining acceptance and building homes together, LGBT youth across the nation are struggling to find a home. This issue is as old as the Gay R
Nobel Peace Prize laureate rejects idea of making homosexuality legal
Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has announced that she has no intention of making homosexuality legal.