Thursday’s Gay News

Filed Under Headlines | September 10th, 2009 

Thursday’s Gay News includes alot of updates and issues that just keep on popping up.

Homophobic Crime Watch:

- An update from Thunder Bay — Raynard in good spirits despite attack

- Thunder Bay Rallying Behind Jake Raynard

- GayNZ — Provocation a “homophobic hangover”

News from New Delhi:

- Child Commission approaches SC against gay sex (In a nut shell – they don’t like the recent ruling decriminalizing gays having sex)

- In Cabinet: Rs 55-cr campaign to counter stigma against gays

- Trends? Parents spying on children to know their sexual preferences (At least one private detective is keeping busy)

U.S. Politics:

- Virginia Politics: Scrutiny Spreads to ‘03 McDonnell Remarks — ‘Homosexual Conduct’ Comments ‘Irrelevant’ to Campaign, He Says. (Hmmm…)

- Gays, Guts and Reality: What Time Is the Right Time to Keep Obama’s Promises?

- National Equality March on Washington: Are you Happy?

Military Watch:

- Report: Mixed court views on gays in military

- Iraq’s New Surge: Gay Killings — Iraqi’s security is far from assured. Militias now targetting the socially marginalized could soon take their killing spree mainstream.

Gay Parenting: The latest update from Uruguay — Same-sex couples in Uruguay will be able to adopt children following the approval of a controversial bill by the country’s senate.