Protests to take place outside Sultan of Brunei’s Dorchester Hotel
A demonstration is due to take place outside The Dorchester Hotel in London in protest to the death penalty for gay sex in Brunei.
A demonstration is due to take place outside The Dorchester Hotel in London in protest to the death penalty for gay sex in Brunei.
The Kingdom of Brunei’s anti-gay punishment will come into effect today, meaning anyone found guilty of engaging a raft of behaviours including homosexuality will be stoned to death.
Police in Manchester say that a 21-year-old man has been charged with robbery, possession of a knife and the stabbing of a man in his 20s after planning a meet on Grindr.
As Brunei confirms it is to start using the death penalty for those found guilty of gay sex, people are calling on the Commonwealth to intervene.
There are 21 MPs who voted against adding LGBT+ relationship education in schools.
Brunei is to introduce stoning to death as a punishment for homosexual acts and adultery from April.
A man has been arrested in connection with three attacks that occurred following online dating app meetings.
Police are continuing to investigate after three men were attacked by a man they began speaking to on the Grindr online dating application. In each of the three incidents in […]
Police in Greater Manchester are looking a man in connection to a horrific stabbing of a man in his car, after using a gay dating app.
Seyi Omooba axed from the theatrical tour of the Curve and Birmingham Hippodrome production of The Color Purple after “homophobic” Facebook post surfaces.
As more schools announce that they are suspending the No Outsiders programme, an education expert says that the lessons must continue “in the community where it is most needed.”