Guest writer Claire Mullaly discusses the Supreme Court’s decisions to uphold discrimination on religious grounds in the provision of goods and services.
Tag: politics
In the shadow of Section 28
Annette Pryce takes a personal look back at the effects of the notorious Section 28.
The fight to decriminalise same-sex intimacy in the Commonwealth
As part of our monthly theme of politics, Ibtisam Ahmed looks at the campaign to decriminalise same-sex intimacy at the upcoming Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
Why I do not support a ban on “conversion” therapy
As part of our politics month Karen Pollock challenges the idea legislation is always the best tool for protecting LGBTQ+ peo
Politics is personal; Why LGBTQ+ people need to be represented at all levels of government
Politics is personal; Why LGBTQ+ people need to be represented at all levels of government.
USA, Japan and China among 13 countries failing to support UN condemnation of the death penalty for homosexuality
Ibtisam Ahmed examines the voting patterns in a historic UN resolution supporting LGBTQ+ rights.
Who are the villains of our story ?
Annette Pryce responds to the latest report from Stonewall on the state of schools today and the way in which they are tackling homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying.
Being queer isn’t a moral question – how you vote is
Is coming out as a Tory comparable to coming out as queer? Short answer: no. Louise McCudden explores why.
What do you believe in, Tim Farron?
Guest writer and Biblical scholar, Jo Henderson-Merrygold, takes a look at the stated reasons behind Tim Farron’s resignation as Liberal Democrat leader.
Who are the DUP and why should we worry?
On the back of the announcement of the hung parliament Dónal Murray-Ferris profiles just who exactly the DUP are, and why this doesn’t promise a good future for the LGBTQ+ community
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