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End of S pore s gay sex ban a small step for some LGBT couples

End of S pore s gay sex ban a small step for some LGBT couples
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End of Singapore s gay sex ban a small step for some LGBT couples

Singapore's decision to lift a colonial-era ban on sex between men is long overdue and will not end discrimination of LGBT groups in the conservative city-state, rights activists and members of the gay community said on Monday (Aug 22). The announcement by Singapore's prime minister to repeal the so-called 377A law on Sunday came as he also said the government.

Daniel poonCameron sutherlandBryan choongAndre lingPrime minister lee hsien loong

End of Singapore s gay sex ban a small step for some LGBT couples

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's decision to lift a colonial-era ban on sex between men is long overdue and will not end discrimination of LGBT groups in the conservative city-state, rights activists and members of the gay community said on Monday.

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End Of Singapore s Gay Sex Ban A Small Step For Some LGBT Couples

Singapore s decision to lift a colonial-era ban on sex between men is long overdue and will not end discrimination of LGBT groups in the conservative city-state, rights activists and members of the

Daniel poonCameron sutherlandBryan choongAndre lingPrime minister lee hsien loong

Delhi riots: Police moves Supreme Court to cancel Delhi HC s bail order to 3 activists charged under UAPA

Delhi police on Wednesday petitioned the Supreme Court to cancel Tuesday’s bail to three student anti-CAA protesters, and appeared to be relying on certain technicalities in the trial court to try and delay their release from prison. JNU students Natasha Narwal and Devangana Kalita and Jamia Millia Islamia student Asif Iqbal Tanha were still in custody late on Wednesday night, with the trial court listing for Thursday the police’s unusual plea for more time to verify their addresses and various details of those who have stood surety for them. Advertisement The apex court is expected to hear on Friday the police’s challenge to Delhi High Court’s bail order, with solicitor-general Tushar Mehta likely to appear for the government. If the trial court grants the police’s request or the hearing stretches further, the accused are unlikely to be released before the apex court delivers its verdict.

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