QC World Headlines

AFRICA
Cape Town, South Africa – Study shows homosexuality still illegal in most countries. [SOURCE]
Nairobi, Kenya – Hatua, a cutting edge talk show on Kenya’s Citizen Channel, discusses homosexuality for the first time. [SOURCE]
ASIA & MIDDLE EAST
Hong Kong, China – Gay pirate radio show interferes with Hong Kong air traffic control. [SOURCE]
EUROPE
Bangor, Wales – Welsh Anglicans unlikely to appoint gay man as bishop. [SOURCE]
Bristol, United Kingdom – Gay and Transgender victims of bullying get new online reporting facility. [SOURCE]
France – France to ask UN for universal decriminalization of homosexuality. [SOURCE]
Gateshead, United Kingdom – Christian attempts private prosecution over erect Jesus statue. [SOURCE]
London, England – Gay man stabbed seven times in homophobic knife attack. [SOURCE]
Northern Ireland – First recognized gay friendly rugby team. [SOURCE]
NORTH AMERICA
Larimer County, Colorado – Officer who threw punch in anti-gay bar fight fired. [SOURCE]
Lawrence, Kansas – Violence against gay, lesbian residents sparks Project Resistance. [SOURCE]
New York City, New York – Straight Pride attracts zero participants. [SOURCE]
Salt Lake City, Utah – Police looking for assailant in beating of gay man. [SOURCE]
St. George, Utah – Gay pride festival goes on against the odds in southern Utah. [SOURCE]
United States – Former gay ambassador launches new rights group. [SOURCE]
OCEANIA
Australia – Gay rights bill promotes polygamy, claims opposition. [SOURCE]
Canberra, Australia – Government moves to give limited rights to gay couples. [SOURCE]