Archbishop panel member believes gay people can 'change'
A leading member of the Church of England who believes gay people can be counselled to suppress their sexuality is helping select the next archbishop.
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King owes no apology to homosexuals, says congress
Traditional leaders say King Goodwill Zwelithini owes no apology for homophobic remarks he allegedly made, and that to ask for one was disrespectful.
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Spain begins gay retirement home scheme
Spain has begun to build its first homosexual retirement residence away from the prejudices which remain since decades of dictatorship.
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HRW report puts gender task team under scrutiny
The efficacy of a task team set up to address the issue of violence against lesbians and transgender men in South Africa has been questioned.
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Report finds lesbians live in terror
Human Rights Watch says SA's lesbians and transgender men in townships and rural areas live in constant fear of harassment and "corrective rapes".
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'What about gays and sanctions, Archbishop?'
Robert Mugabe is expected to ask Archbishop Williams about homosexuals and sanctions as breakaway Anglicans demonstrate against his visit to Zimbabwe.
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Fifa slates coach for anti-homosexual comments
Fifa has criticised Nigeria coach Eucharia Uche for branding homosexuality as "dirty" and admitting she forced lesbians out of her team.
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First anti-gay lawsuit against Markovic dismissed
A court has dismissed one of two cases filed against the president of the Croatian football federation because of his anti-gay comments.
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South Africans decry rapes of lesbians
Rights activists are speaking out against rapes targeting lesbians in South Africa.
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Suspect confesses to Ugandan gay activist's murder
A man in police custody has confessed to killing a prominent Ugandan gay rights activist who was pictured last year in an anti-gay tabloid, AFP says.
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