Second Class

Ella talks about her polyamorous relationships:

Polyamorous student Ella explains a misconception about being polyam is that 'we're all cheaters and not in invested relationships.'

In Colombia, trans and other queer candidates run for election to the national Senate:

Advocacy groups are looking to educate voters about candidates' positions on LGBT issues.

Concerns raised over due diligence and perserverance related to case of alleged serial killer Bruce MacArthur, who may have murdered at least seven gay men of colour in Toronto:

Instead of blaming the community, Mark Saunders should look at his own force

Now that the Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras is over, something special is coming to Melbourne:

In Melbourne, an LGBTIQ+ group for international students is helping provide a support network for those far away from home.

If you can help, or just share...

Meet Ali, - (for protection purposes this is not his real name ) March 2018 Ali is a 27 year old Ugandan and one of Africa’s many LGBTI refugees forced to flee their country because of Uganda’s Anti Homosexuality Act 2014 - also known as “Kill the Gays Bill”... ... See more

Hard to understand why the ACL are going after drag queens apparently (and questionably) sexualising children when they're not going after retail outlets that seem to be doing it quite effectively. Oh yes, one is gay... ... See more

INDIA: On 20 February 2018, a Pune Court judicial magistrate first class hearing a defamation case (Prasad Nayak v. Gayatri Nayak, Jayanti Garad and Ashok Garad) observed that calling someone gay was indeed defamatory. ... See more

Observation came while hearing the case of a man who has filed a defamation plaint against his wife and in-laws for mocking his potency and sexuality

UNITED STATES, Arkansas: On 16 February 2018, Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge Tim Fox reportedly ruled that the state must pay attorney Cheryl Maples for her work leading to the ruling (in Nathaniel Smith, et al. v. Marisa N Pavan and Terrah D Pavan, et al) that Arkansas must issue birth certificates to married lesbian couples that list both spouses as the parents of their children. ... See more

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The state of Arkansas has been ordered to pay more than $71,000 to the attorney for same-sex couples who won a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that the state's birth-certificate law was unconstitutional. Pulaski County Circuit... ... See more