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Dear Mrs Macaulay, I have been reading your responses on expungement which have been very informative. A teacher pleaded guilty to carnal abuse in 2009 and was given three years imprisonment,...

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has warned voters against violating the secrecy of the ballot.

Police chief’s apology for way laws against homosexuality were enforced described as ‘long overdue’<br>

Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has disclosed that as part of the new Standing Orders of the House he intends to propose for Members of Parliament (MPs) to be allowed to go on leave. According to him, it was unhealthy for MPs to work throughout the four years that they…

JULY 19 — DAP chairman Lim Guan Eng has criticised Attorney General (AG) Tan Sri Idrus Harun for allowing meetings between his Chambers (AGC) with fugitive Low Taek Jho’s —...

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UNAIDS applauds the ruling of the Antigua and Barbuda High Court of Justice that effectively decriminalises consensual same-sex sexual activity by holding that sections 12 and 15 of the Caribbean country’s 1995 Sexual Offences Act are unconstitutional.

As Pride Month celebrates queer communities worldwide, there has been growing criticism of corporate sponsorship at Pride events. We look at the ways rainbow branding has grown and whether it fits the ultimate message.

People from all over the state gathered on Friday to celebrate progress, 44 years after the historic Mardi Gras march in 1978. Let’s look back at that fateful winter’s night in June when a revolution was born.

Mark Gatiss on curating eight short monologues about queer life in Britain.