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President Francois Hollande has signed a law authorising gay marriage and adoption by same-sex couples, following months of protests and hate crimes.

London zookeeper Grant Kother stripped naked in a bid to encourage people to take part in 'Streak For Tigers' - a naked run inside London Zoo.

Defence Secretary, Philip Hammond used BBC's Question Time broadcast on Thursday evening to declare that there is 'no demand' for gay marriage.

The University of Warwick Boat Club, have opened the UK’s first LGBT training centre, located in Birmingham.

Sunderland City Council will mark its continued support for the LGBT community when it raises the rainbow flag at the Civic Centre in commemoration of IDAHO

To mark IDAHO, So So Gay looks at homosexuality throughout British history and discovers that it has played a key role in the development of our country.

Stonewall deliver training at a London primary school,as part of an ongoing programme, at which a pupil called another pupil's shoes 'gay' in the playground

American Psycho author Bret Easton Ellis, angered by the handling of Jason Collins' coming out, explains why he is so annoyed by the 'gay establishment'.

A suspect admitted to police that the attack on 23-year-old Vladislav Tornovoi was homophobic in nature ,but the victim's family say he was not gay.

A 23-year old man was found dead on Friday in Volgograd, Russia. He had sustained horrific injuries which indicate he was the victim of a homophobic attack.

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Caleb Orozco, a campaigner fighting to have the laws that criminalise homosexuality in Belize overturned, has faced death threats during a four-day hearing.