England

July 29, 2014

by Jacob Rudolph, Communications and Public Relations Intern

"Britain is sending my bisexual son to his death"

Orashia Edwards fled his home country of Jamaica to escape; his bisexuality made him a target for anti-LGBT violence. So, he sought asylum in the United Kingdom, which he received for a time only for it to be denied later on because the UK government felt Edwards was dishonest about being a bisexual man.

June 3, 2014

by Agata Dera

Arsenal London team manager Arsène Wenger speaks out on inclusion of gay players

The manager of one of world's most prominent soccer clubs, in a recent interview, expressed his support for gay soccer players.

May 30, 2014

by Joeli Katz, Youth Issues Intern

Beating bullying: How England and Wales are combating LGBT hate crimes in schools

Yesterday was the launch of a new campaign designed to tackle homophobic and transphobic abuse in schools in England and Wales.

April 3, 2014

by Agata Dera

Anglican Bishop to gay clergy: Come out

Bishop Alan Wilson believes that there are at least 13 gay bishops in the Church of England. As marriage equality passes in U.K., he urges them to come out.