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Gay Men Can Train As Priests But Don't "Support The Culture": Italy Church
Young homosexual men can train to become Catholic priests in Italy but not if they "support the so-called gay culture", according to new Church guidelines approved by the Vatican.
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On Exclusion Of Transgenders, Gays From Blood Donation, A Notice To Centre
The Supreme Court today sought a response from the government on a plea challenging the guidelines that exclude transgenders, gay and sex workers from donating blood.
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Extra Restrictions Against Gay Men Donating Blood Lifted In Switzerland
Gabriel Delabays sat calmly, his feet elevated on a reclining chair, as a nurse drew blood from his left arm at a Swiss transfusion centre today, the first day gay men in the country could give blood without extra restrictions.
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US Cops Post $100,000 Reward For 1970s Serial Killer 'The 'Doodler'
San Francisco police have posted a $100,000 reward for a serial killer known as the "Doodler" as they renew their search for a suspect believed responsible for killing five gay men and assaulting two others in the mid-1970s.
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Injections, Implants Tested As New Weapons To Prevent HIV
Scientists are taking the battle to prevent HIV to the next level with large-scale trials set to start using injections to protect vulnerable groups such as gay men and women in Africa for at least two months.
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Donald Trump Considering Woman, Openly Gay Man For Leadership Posts
President-elect Donald Trump is considering a woman to run the Republican Party and an openly gay man to represent the US at the United Nations, moves that would inject diversity into a Trump team.
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Orlando Gay Men Angry They Can't Donate Blood After Massacre
As they mourn friends and partners murdered in the gay nightclub massacre, homosexual men in Orlando are eager to join in the rush of solidarity by donating blood for those victims still clinging to life.
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Twitter Bans Blood Drives in Offices Worldwide Until Gays Can Donate
Social network giant Twitter has banned onsite blood drives in its offices worldwide where regulations do not permit blood donations from gay or bisexual men, a move that LGBT-rights advocates say is a first for a public technology company.
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These Gay Men Became 'Father and Son.' Now They Want to Get Married But Can't.
For 45 years, Nino Esposito and Drew Bosee have been "married" in almost every sense of the word. Both retired, they spend their days in the garden and the kitchen, where Esposito kneads his own Italian bread. There isn't a day that one will leave the house without the other, not for doctor's appointments or groceries or anything else.
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France to Lift Ban on Gay Men Giving Blood: Minister
France will lift a ban on gay men donating blood, introduced in the 1980s to prevent the spread of AIDS but criticised by rights groups, the health minister said today.
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Jailing of Gay Men in Senegal Poses Setback to HIV Fight in Africa
It took less than a minute for a panel of judges in Senegal to sentence seven men to six months in prison for homosexuality last week, but campaigners say the harm to the African nation's anti-HIV efforts could last much longer.
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American Gay Men's Chorus Tours Cuba
An American gay men's chorus has toured Cuba for a week, another ground-breaking step in relations between Havana and the United States thanks to an ongoing rapprochement between the nations.
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For gay men outed on TV, an identity crisis
Many families in Hyderabad are trying to piece their lives back together after a local TV channel, TV9, carried a story that outed young homosexual men.One man attempted suicide. Others have called in sick to work while they figure out how to adjust to a world that now knows intimate details that they were not ready to share.The channel featured a ...
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'Saying I'm HIV+ is tough; saying I'm gay is tougher'
It is a Sunday morning. Outside Hyderabad, at a Rajasthani-style resort named Dhola-ri-dhani, close to 500 men have gathered. The younger among them seem to be in their 20s, the seniors in their 60s. They speak softly, but warmly to each other. Many of them know each other through previous secret meetings but if they were to meet outside, the...
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Gay men in India arrested
The arrest of four people on charges of homosexuality in northern India has triggered criticism by NGOs and the United Nations' AIDS body, UNAIDS.
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Gay Men Can Train As Priests But Don't "Support The Culture": Italy Church
Young homosexual men can train to become Catholic priests in Italy but not if they "support the so-called gay culture", according to new Church guidelines approved by the Vatican.
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On Exclusion Of Transgenders, Gays From Blood Donation, A Notice To Centre
The Supreme Court today sought a response from the government on a plea challenging the guidelines that exclude transgenders, gay and sex workers from donating blood.
-
Extra Restrictions Against Gay Men Donating Blood Lifted In Switzerland
Gabriel Delabays sat calmly, his feet elevated on a reclining chair, as a nurse drew blood from his left arm at a Swiss transfusion centre today, the first day gay men in the country could give blood without extra restrictions.
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US Cops Post $100,000 Reward For 1970s Serial Killer 'The 'Doodler'
San Francisco police have posted a $100,000 reward for a serial killer known as the "Doodler" as they renew their search for a suspect believed responsible for killing five gay men and assaulting two others in the mid-1970s.
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Injections, Implants Tested As New Weapons To Prevent HIV
Scientists are taking the battle to prevent HIV to the next level with large-scale trials set to start using injections to protect vulnerable groups such as gay men and women in Africa for at least two months.
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Donald Trump Considering Woman, Openly Gay Man For Leadership Posts
President-elect Donald Trump is considering a woman to run the Republican Party and an openly gay man to represent the US at the United Nations, moves that would inject diversity into a Trump team.
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Orlando Gay Men Angry They Can't Donate Blood After Massacre
As they mourn friends and partners murdered in the gay nightclub massacre, homosexual men in Orlando are eager to join in the rush of solidarity by donating blood for those victims still clinging to life.
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Twitter Bans Blood Drives in Offices Worldwide Until Gays Can Donate
Social network giant Twitter has banned onsite blood drives in its offices worldwide where regulations do not permit blood donations from gay or bisexual men, a move that LGBT-rights advocates say is a first for a public technology company.
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These Gay Men Became 'Father and Son.' Now They Want to Get Married But Can't.
For 45 years, Nino Esposito and Drew Bosee have been "married" in almost every sense of the word. Both retired, they spend their days in the garden and the kitchen, where Esposito kneads his own Italian bread. There isn't a day that one will leave the house without the other, not for doctor's appointments or groceries or anything else.
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France to Lift Ban on Gay Men Giving Blood: Minister
France will lift a ban on gay men donating blood, introduced in the 1980s to prevent the spread of AIDS but criticised by rights groups, the health minister said today.
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Jailing of Gay Men in Senegal Poses Setback to HIV Fight in Africa
It took less than a minute for a panel of judges in Senegal to sentence seven men to six months in prison for homosexuality last week, but campaigners say the harm to the African nation's anti-HIV efforts could last much longer.
-
American Gay Men's Chorus Tours Cuba
An American gay men's chorus has toured Cuba for a week, another ground-breaking step in relations between Havana and the United States thanks to an ongoing rapprochement between the nations.
-
For gay men outed on TV, an identity crisis
Many families in Hyderabad are trying to piece their lives back together after a local TV channel, TV9, carried a story that outed young homosexual men.One man attempted suicide. Others have called in sick to work while they figure out how to adjust to a world that now knows intimate details that they were not ready to share.The channel featured a ...
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'Saying I'm HIV+ is tough; saying I'm gay is tougher'
It is a Sunday morning. Outside Hyderabad, at a Rajasthani-style resort named Dhola-ri-dhani, close to 500 men have gathered. The younger among them seem to be in their 20s, the seniors in their 60s. They speak softly, but warmly to each other. Many of them know each other through previous secret meetings but if they were to meet outside, the...
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Gay men in India arrested
The arrest of four people on charges of homosexuality in northern India has triggered criticism by NGOs and the United Nations' AIDS body, UNAIDS.
