Gaily World News Briefs #11

Posted by HIM on Thursday June 23rd, 2011

After a couple of themed news briefs, we've got one that's more worldly... Don't worry it's still pretty gay.

Hyderabad, India-City Colleges Turn Homophobic?

We’re not illegal, just frowned upon, taunted, mocked, and denied respect.

Canada-Catholic board bans rainbows. (Kittens, Sparkles, Unicorns still okay)

The Double Rainbow guy is PISSED.

UN-UN Recognizes Gay Rights as Human Rights

Shockingly some countries voted against it.

Netherlands-City Council Votes No on Anti-Discrimination Ordinance

These councillors need to pull their wooden shoes out of their asses so gays can plant their tulips wherever they want.

Damascus, Syria-Foreign Policy: Damascus Still Has Gay Girls

The revelation that a well known ‘lesbian’ blogger is actually a man deals a blow to the community… But there are still dykes there!

Sydney, Australia-Gay Couple Take a Butcher’s Hook at Dinner with PM

In Canada politicians get pied, in the USA they get glittered… I think the Australians are taking it a little far…

Bristol, UK-Pressures of feeling different can lead lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people to drink and drug misuse, say Bristol's diversity outreach officials.

Healthcare for the LGBT community in Bristol gets a much needed shot in the arm.

Sofia, Bulgaria-Police Protect Gay Pride Rallies Across Balkans

They may not have numbers that larger parades have, but they sure have balls.

Istanbul, Turkey-Istanbul Becoming Proud of Pride Week

I hear Istanbul’s Pride Parade is so awesome it doesn’t need to have Winners, Starbucks, or homophobic politicians at it…

Middle East-An Online ‘Arab Spring’ for region’s gays and lesbians

This website reminds me of that episode of Star Trek Voyager where some of the borg can get to a safe place to meet in Unimatrix Zero… You know what? Nevermind…

Vaduz, Liechtenstein-Liechtenstein Voters Overwhelmingly Back Gay Partnership Law Challenged by Religious Groups

“Gay marriage threatens traditional marriage” must lose something when translated into German, otherwise they just have some sensible people there.

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