HOMOVISION REHAB with THE SWARMITE: AGEING

They used to sing ” Nobody loves a Fairy when she’s Forty ” back in the days of homo criminalisation but now the internet is awash with Daddies, Bears and Spanking GrandDads – thankfully nobody needs to look like Cher anymore to still be in the game. Can you imagine being rejected...

January 12th, 2010 | Health, News, Rehab | Read More

PORTUGAL SAYS YES TO GAY MARRIAGE

Portugal’s parliament has said yes to plans to legalise gay marriage. Once passed the country would be the sixth in Europe to allow same-sex marriage. PM Jose Socrates said the aim of the legislation was to remedy decades of injustice towards gays, saying that as recently as 1982 homosexuality...

January 11th, 2010 | International | Read More

UK URGED TO ACT ON MALAWI ARRESTS

British Foreign Secretary David Miliband is being urged to press the Malawian government to release two men, Steven Monjeza and Tiwonge Chimbalanga, who are being held on remand over their alleged homosexual relationship, to drop all charges against them and to repeal the country’s anti-gay laws. Miliband...

January 8th, 2010 | International, News | Read More

HANDBAGS OUT AS CURRIE BRANDS ROBINSON “STINKING HYPOCRITE”

Iris Robinson – the Irish MP who branded gayers as abominations, yet secretly was having it away with a 19-year-old she met when he was a nine-year old in the butchers – has come under further criticism from former MP, celebrity wife-swapper and mistress Edwina Currie. Currie said: “If...

January 8th, 2010 | International, News | Read More

BUTCH HOMO HOLMES BANNED

Plans for a sequel to Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes have been thrown into doubt after Andrea Plunket – who owns the US copyright – stated that she was unhappy with suggestions that Holmes and Watson would have a homoerotic relationship. Plunket stated that if Guy Ritchie wanted to...

January 5th, 2010 | News, Theatre | Read More

MALAWI GAY MARRIAGE TRIAL NEXT WEEK

A Malawian court yesterday refused bail to two men who celebrated their engagement to be married in a traditional African ceremony, which they held late last year. Giving his ruling at a court in the city of Blantyre on Monday 4 January, judge Nyakwawa Usiwa-Usiwa claimed Steven Monjeza (26) and Tiwonge...

January 5th, 2010 | International, News | Read More

“QUENTIN CRISP WAS SELF-HATING AND HOMOPHOBIC” SAYS TATCHELL

In a statement released today, Peter Tatchell says Quentin Crisp was a self-hating homophobe. He also criticises tonight’s ITV’s An Englishman in New York drama of sanitising Crisp’s rejection of gay rights and equality. Tatchell says: “Quentin Crisp was a contradictory, infuriating...

December 28th, 2009 | Comment, News, Theatre | Read More

CHURCH GROUP WANTS GAYS DEAD

Stephen Green, director of Christian campaign group Christian Voice has given his spport for the death penalty for gays. In a statement, he says: “Gay people who have sex knowing they are HIV positive should be given the death penalty because they have “committed murder”. Capital punishment...

December 21st, 2009 | News | Read More

TUC WELCOMES CIVIL PARTNERSHIP RULING

The TUC today welcomed the decision of the Court of Appeal to reject the appeal by Lillian Ladele against the decision that her employer, the London Borough of Islington, had not discriminated against her when it refused to allow her not to register civil partnerships. Lillian Ladele had asserted that...

December 15th, 2009 | News | Read More

PROTESTERS URGE: “DROP ANTI-HOMO BILL”

Nearly 100 protesters rallied outside the Ugandan Embassy in London on Human Rights Day to support the Ugandan LBGTI community. They called on the Ugandan government to drop its Anti-Homosexuality Bill, which is currently being debated by the Ugandan parliament. Under this law, Ugandans will face execution...

December 11th, 2009 | News | Read More