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"If This Is Your Way...": Israel Slams X User Who Called The Country "Gay"
The woman, identified as Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis, also shared another picture of a soldier holding an Israeli flag with pride colours.
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In Sermon, Russian Church Leader Kirill Links Ukraine War With Gay Pride Parade
Kirill said in Sunday sermon that countries which do not accept western values are not considered part of the world.
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"What's Normal Anyway?" Over 1,000 Attend Vadodara's Queer Pride Parade
Gujarat's Vadodara on Sunday held a Queer Pride Parade which saw the participation of over a thousand members of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Intersex (LGBTI) community.
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Gay Man Posts Facebook Bullying Note Before Committing Suicide
A gay Myanmar man posted a note on Facebook including screenshots of alleged homophobic bullying before taking his life, prompting activists to call Tuesday for more protection for the emerging LGBTQ community.
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Indian-American Man With Gun Sparks Mass Stampede At US Gay Pride Parade
An Indian-American was arrested in the US for threatening a person with a BB gun and causing a stampede during an LGBTQ pride parade, leaving several people injured as hundreds of participants fled in panic fearing a mass shooter.
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Several Injured In Washington DC Pride Parade After Gun Scare
Several people were injured at a gay pride parade in Washington on Saturday when some in the crowd ran to escape what they thought was gunfire, and a man was later arrested when police found a firearm near him, officials said.
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Celebrating Freedom, LGBTQ Community Take Out Pride Parade In Bengaluru
It was a hot December afternoon but that did not stop hundreds of people from participating in Bengaluru's Pride March on Sunday. Members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer or LGBTQ community and their supporters gathered opposite the Majestic Metro station in the city and walked towards the Town Hall.
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LGBT Community Chants "We Got Freedom", Marches Freely In Delhi
Thousands marched proudly through the street's in the national capital today, in the first gay pride parade since the Supreme Court decriminalised homosexuality. Participants waved rainbow flags and placards emblazoned with "Love Wins" and "Adios 377" -- a reference to the colonial-era law banning gay sex that was struck down in September.
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"I Was Born This Way": Thousands Walk In New York's Gay Pride Parade
Tens of thousands of people waving rainbow flags and hoisting political banners marched and danced on the streets of New York on Sunday in the latest festive edition of the Gay Pride parade that began in Central Park in 1970.
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"Section 377 Quit India": LGBT Community Walks In Mumbai Pride March
Members of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community today took out Pride March' through the city streets.
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Singapore Gay Pride Rally Draws Thousands Amid New Curbs
Singapore's annual Pink Dot gay pride rally drew thousands of people on Saturday, despite new restrictions aimed at keeping foreigners out of domestic politics and barricades put up around the rally site.
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Thousands March In Israel's Gay Pride Parade
Thousands of rainbow flag-toting revellers attended the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender parade with blaring sound systems and gyrating dancers in Tel Aviv on Friday.
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Justin Trudeau, Sophie And The Kids: Canada's Political Family
Justin Trudeau hasn't been alone as his star rises in the political world -- whether visiting China's Great Wall, dining at the White House or marching in Toronto's gay pride parade, he's often joined by his family who have helped cement his reputation as a down-to-earth everyman.
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Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Marches In Montreal Pride Parade
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau marched with thousands of people in Montreal's annual Gay Pride parade Sunday, his third such appearance of the summer.
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Uganda Gay Pride Postponed After Minister Threats
A gay pride parade in the Ugandan capital planned for the weekend was postponed on Friday after a government minister was accused of saying mob attacks on participants would be their own fault.
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"If This Is Your Way...": Israel Slams X User Who Called The Country "Gay"
The woman, identified as Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis, also shared another picture of a soldier holding an Israeli flag with pride colours.
-
In Sermon, Russian Church Leader Kirill Links Ukraine War With Gay Pride Parade
Kirill said in Sunday sermon that countries which do not accept western values are not considered part of the world.
-
"What's Normal Anyway?" Over 1,000 Attend Vadodara's Queer Pride Parade
Gujarat's Vadodara on Sunday held a Queer Pride Parade which saw the participation of over a thousand members of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Intersex (LGBTI) community.
-
Gay Man Posts Facebook Bullying Note Before Committing Suicide
A gay Myanmar man posted a note on Facebook including screenshots of alleged homophobic bullying before taking his life, prompting activists to call Tuesday for more protection for the emerging LGBTQ community.
-
Indian-American Man With Gun Sparks Mass Stampede At US Gay Pride Parade
An Indian-American was arrested in the US for threatening a person with a BB gun and causing a stampede during an LGBTQ pride parade, leaving several people injured as hundreds of participants fled in panic fearing a mass shooter.
-
Several Injured In Washington DC Pride Parade After Gun Scare
Several people were injured at a gay pride parade in Washington on Saturday when some in the crowd ran to escape what they thought was gunfire, and a man was later arrested when police found a firearm near him, officials said.
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Celebrating Freedom, LGBTQ Community Take Out Pride Parade In Bengaluru
It was a hot December afternoon but that did not stop hundreds of people from participating in Bengaluru's Pride March on Sunday. Members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer or LGBTQ community and their supporters gathered opposite the Majestic Metro station in the city and walked towards the Town Hall.
-
LGBT Community Chants "We Got Freedom", Marches Freely In Delhi
Thousands marched proudly through the street's in the national capital today, in the first gay pride parade since the Supreme Court decriminalised homosexuality. Participants waved rainbow flags and placards emblazoned with "Love Wins" and "Adios 377" -- a reference to the colonial-era law banning gay sex that was struck down in September.
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"I Was Born This Way": Thousands Walk In New York's Gay Pride Parade
Tens of thousands of people waving rainbow flags and hoisting political banners marched and danced on the streets of New York on Sunday in the latest festive edition of the Gay Pride parade that began in Central Park in 1970.
-
"Section 377 Quit India": LGBT Community Walks In Mumbai Pride March
Members of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community today took out Pride March' through the city streets.
-
Singapore Gay Pride Rally Draws Thousands Amid New Curbs
Singapore's annual Pink Dot gay pride rally drew thousands of people on Saturday, despite new restrictions aimed at keeping foreigners out of domestic politics and barricades put up around the rally site.
-
Thousands March In Israel's Gay Pride Parade
Thousands of rainbow flag-toting revellers attended the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender parade with blaring sound systems and gyrating dancers in Tel Aviv on Friday.
-
Justin Trudeau, Sophie And The Kids: Canada's Political Family
Justin Trudeau hasn't been alone as his star rises in the political world -- whether visiting China's Great Wall, dining at the White House or marching in Toronto's gay pride parade, he's often joined by his family who have helped cement his reputation as a down-to-earth everyman.
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Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Marches In Montreal Pride Parade
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau marched with thousands of people in Montreal's annual Gay Pride parade Sunday, his third such appearance of the summer.
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Uganda Gay Pride Postponed After Minister Threats
A gay pride parade in the Ugandan capital planned for the weekend was postponed on Friday after a government minister was accused of saying mob attacks on participants would be their own fault.
