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the fight against criminalize ation now they're fighting to end discrimination. l g b t q activists gather for a meeting in the middle of a shopping center in. many countries there's been nothing unusual about this but in voice one are members of this community had to fight long and hard to make this possible. on such meetings as we are present and the only reality is that people need to accept it so we have to build the case in changing the hearts and minds of people we have to build the case and ensuring that this visibility and that these voices and places. she is broke out in the courtroom 5 months ago when the court announced a ruling that decriminalizes same sex relationships the old law was a relic of the colonial era and the great britain. but the countries attorney general soon filed an appeal and many wondered of this came as an order from the
president. but members of the ruling party disagree. i desired i respect that it is right some right it would use the professor of the mind you have you also might not but i respect everybody's preferences so i don't see any challenge coming from government as far as like i hear opinions concerned but it's longstanding social attitudes and not the laws but it was a greater challenge for what's one us l.g.b. t.q. because it's a phobia is widespread i haven't. everyone here has experienced discrimination and that's one of the things the activists have come to talk about maybe this is not who patronize them and. we don't want to have good is like we are doing something. where the expletive is moved towards and given them so that's the problem i think the press isn't realizing that some of the injustices that ocurred actually wrong and shouldn't be happening and that we should have voice about it and i think
show in 124 hour run and brooklyn new york what sounds like a one man show is much more than that and not only dances acrobats are distressed and bands take the stage audience participation is crucial. it is a radical fairy a real and this is a rich. people sit in the gallery in the us then that is a ritual wrong on the it is the sacrament. that's your day matter fields that especially members of the l.g.b. t.q. community under represented in american history a 24 decade history of popular music tell some more inclusive story and takes us on a crazy kind of form right up to the deck can explode.
and bands take the stage audience participation is crucial. it is a radical theory a real mess so the rich. have the right people to gather in the other then that is the ritual all the it is the sacrifice. but it's your day maxfield's that especially members off the l.g.b. t.q. community are under represented in american history a $24.00 decade history of popular music tells a more inclusive story and takes us on a crazy california right through the decades. and here with me is taylor mack welcome to the south thanks for having me ok so
plans and that's what he mentioned today to resettle up to 3000000 syrian refugees over there and it's very important for him that he has the support of iran and russia for this. all right julia hong in istanbul for us will you thank you activists in india saying improvements are slowly being made when it comes to equal rights and social acceptance for the l.g.b. t.q. community it comes just a year after these joyous scenes when the country's supreme court overturned a colonial era law that criminalized gay sex that ban was used to threaten india's gay community and now there are more signs of a shift such as bollywood films being produced with gay characters some restaurants and cafes are now the clearing themselves gay friendly and same sex couples are hoping that in time their unions will be no big deal. to walk
fiona bennett's maker so the stars including brad pitt actually devise a hat designed by her in his blindness. if you looked at the nominations for the m.t.v. v.m. a's this year the men didn't get much of a look in is what the music industry is all about at the moment with taylor swift and ariana grande dominating the awards with 10 nominations each also the video vying god award went to rapper missy elliott so let's have a look at who took away the big prizes this year. taylor swift won the m.t.v. video of the year award for you need to calm down the artist called out the trump administration for not responding to the equality act petition for l.g.b. t.q. rights promoted in the video. rock icon missy elliott received a lifetime achievement award with the elliott is being on it's a night she's one of my favorite entertainers all time and i think that this honors
the lower classes so. i'm not stunned you know brother to this way. this is the 50th anniversary of the stumble riots in new york city when gay lesbian and transgender groups stood up against constant harassment from the police and it led to the start of the gay liberation movement society thankfully has come a long way since then but the l.g.b. t.q. movement still fights for equal rights my guest is canadian musician sam band's lawyer who has an album called homotopy here's a song is going at play right now in germany called gaev.
decided to break it up using large amounts of gas snatch squads and also so they have been pursuing the. people all around the streets and still continue. this still using gas as we speak now start squads are still in operation where i am there's a very large police presence building up with the expectation that people still will try to mop right here later on the seafront. from istanbul now to the place where the modern fight for gay rights began new york l.g.b. t.q. activists there are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the police raid that sparked a political movement in the u.s. the demonstrators have been gathering outside the stonewall inn bar which was stormed by police in 1069 despite the advances in acceptance and right since then many protesters fear a possible rollback of progress under the trumpet ministration. raids or i'm joined by our correspondent color black who is at the 50th gate fine in new
. them out of the when the soldiers came and set houses on fire my parents were inside for the last 5 years my parents weren't able to move on their own we couldn't take them with his mommy flat my parents died with a house was told. it's uncertain when the ruins of refugees will be able to return to their homes and mean omar for the elderly it's not clear whether they'll ever make the trip home. june is l g b t q pride month 30 days to honor the impact of lesbian gay bisexual transgender and queer communities around the world but not everyone celebrating pride month is seen as a welcome support by the l.g.b. t.q. community with many big brands and companies coming under fire and pablo foley alias joins me now for more what's behind the criticism well 1st and foremost it's this use of different communities like you've mentioned they're sort of almost jump on the bandwagon will say you know celebrating this pride month and the best thing
become an all too familiar story every week. news of another mass shooting in the u.s. as well as the forced resignation yesterday of attorney general jeff sessions was quickly replaced the results of this week's historic midterm elections will tonight we want to highlight the midterms historic first for the l.g.b. t.q. community it's being called the rainbow wave across america and this man tells part of the story according to victory fund which is a national organization dedicated to getting l g b t q people elected into public office hundreds of openly gay and lesbian candidates ran for office in the midterm election more than ever before and so far we can report that one hundred fifty four won their races let's take a closer look at three winners who are making headlines tonight in colorado