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Standing Up for Human Rights in Iran

Posted on 22 Jun 2021 in World

Activist Peter Tatchell has been among those standing in solidarity with the many groups in Iran who are persecuted by the clerical regime which stole power in 1979 and has been in complete control of the oppressive state ever since. Iran persecutes & jails trade unionists, journalists, feminists, LGBTs, students, Sunni Muslims & ethnic minorities such the Arabs, Kurds & Baluchi people.

Judge Rinder Makes Comedy Appearance

Posted on 22 Jun 2021 in Lifestyle

The Jewish Arts Centre, JW3 in the heart of London's Jewish community, says that it will be holding several nights of hilarious conversation with special guests hosted by comic Ashley Blaker.

Linking Up the Struggles in Wales

Posted on 21 Jun 2021 in Politics

African-Caribbean community newspaper The Voice, which these days publishes many articles exploring the different intersections of liberty and oppression that affect black British people, reports with pride on the first school in Wales to sign u

Prosecution Against Neo-Nazi is Successful

Posted on 20 Jun 2021 in Politics

The Bath Chronicle says that a twenty four year old man from the Weymouth Court area, has been found guilty on numerous accounts of direct involvement with and propogation of, neo-Nazi and far right wing material.

Farewell to Camp Icon

Posted on 20 Jun 2021 in Entertainment

The gay male pagan cult of Antinous has alerted us this week of the sad passing of actress Damaris Heyman. She has passed to the realm of the great beyond at the age of 92.

Jun

McCain Get Behind Diverse Families in Ads

McCain's Oven Chips have been winning LGBTQ hearts with recent advertising campaigns that have showcased samesex couples, single parent and blended families under the simple but effective slogan “

Jun

The Music that Defines our Movement

On Friday night, 18th June, Sky Arts looks at the soundtrack to the years of gay liberation, from the late sixties activism to contemporary struggles for LGBTQ equality.

Jun

London Police Listen to Women's Safety Issues

South London community station Radio Jackie reports that Twenty-five female police officers are be buddying up with women in Lambeth

Jun

St Claire on Trans Soap Actor History

Sally St Claire, who was the first trans gender actor to portray a transgender woman in a British ongoing drama series, has spoken to the ITV programme Loo

Jun

Carers Get their Own Station for Info and Ent

A great many LGBTQ people make their careers in the caring industries – through the NHS, public health care, in private care facilities or as part of the vast number of unpaid familial and neighbou