BBC could face legal action over pride attendance warning for staffers
QC Jo Maugham, director of the Good Law Project has said that they believe that the BBC’s conduct is “unlawful and discriminatory”
165% increase in Sexual Orientation Discrimination cases
There's been a startling rise in the number of employment tribunal cases brought forward, based on sexual orientation.
Darren Grimes set to “take on the Met Police”
Speaking about the "chilling effect" on free speech, Grimes said that the press has to be permitted to interview a wide range of people.
Drag Queen Crystal is also suing Laurence Fox after paedophile claim
"I may have had to endure homophobic bulling as a child, but I will not tolerate it as an adult"
Laurence fox is getting sued after paedophiles tweets
"I have instructed Mark Lewis from Patron Law to sue for defamation."
G-A-Y has launched a legal challenge to the 10 PM Coronavirus curfew
The hospitality industry had been "thrown under a bus"
TODAY IN GAY | Germany celebrates its first same-sex weddings
In 2017, two men made history in Germany, by becoming the first same-sex couple to get married in the country.
TODAY IN GAY | Historic convictions for consensual gay sex can be removed from criminal records
Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 came into force, meaning men could have history convictions for "gross indecency" removed from their records.
New Coronavirus legislations bans sex in your own home
Buried deep within the new set of regulations due to come into force today is a new section which bans “any social
A woman in the US is suing gay people for being gay
A woman in the United States is suing gay people for being gay.
Singapore dismisses appeal to decriminalise homosexuality
Singapore’s High Court has dismissed a legal challenge to end a colonial-era law that criminalises sex between two consenting men, echoing another