Appeals court to rule on Singapore’s anti-gay law
The long-running battle against Singapore’s law forbidding consensual same-sex relations will be back in court next month.
Singapore men appeal denial of their challenge to anti-gay law
Two Singapore men have appealed the High Court’s rejection of their lawsuits challenging Singapore’s anti-gay law as unconstitutional.
Two suits challenge Singapore’s colonial-era anti-gay law
Singapore is facing two lawsuits asking the courts to overturn the nation’s colonial-era anti-homosexuality law, Section 377A.
LGBTI news from Middle East, Africa, Singapore
LGBTI news in brief from Iran, Iraq, Kenya, Nigeria, Singapore and Uganda — all of them countries that…
Singapore court rejects appeal of anti-gay law
Channel NewsAsia reports: SINGAPORE — The nation’s highest court on Wednesday Oct 29 ruled that a law that…
Malaysian anti-gay bias ban might lose soon, win later
Malaysia’s National Harmony and Reconciliation Bill 2014, which is in a draft stage, is facing a backlash from…
Change.org nixes anti-gay petition to India leaders
In response to repeated complaints, the online petition site Change.org apparently has agreed to take down a hate-filled anti-gay…
Singapore court and anti-gay law: ‘a bump in the road’
In response to this month’s High Court rejection of a challenge to Singapore’s anti-homosexuality law, counseling center manager…
Singapore LGBT letter: Even hurting, let’s win with love
Legal challenges to Singapore’s law against gay sex have raised hopes for change, but also have led to…