NewsWrap for the week ending July 31, 2010

SUMMARY

Jerusalem Pride Remembers - Thousands march in a subdued Pride procession in Jerusalem that remembers the bloody massacre at Tel Aviv's LGBT community center almost exactly a year ago ...

GALZ Staffer Freed - Ignatius Muhambi, one of the staffmembers of Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe arrested during a raid on the group's office in May, is acquitted of pornography charges ...

Argentineans Wed - two gay couples wed under Argentina's new marriage equality law sooner than had originally been predicted ...

Suing NJ - six lesbigay couples file suit against the U.S. state of New Jersey demanding full marriage rights to replace inferior civil unions ...

Suing AZ - federal judge issues a temporary injunction to prevent the removal of domestic partner benefits for same-gender-partnered Arizona state government workers ...

Suing MT - seven gay and lesbian couples sue the state of Montana for some form of legal recognition of their relationships ...

Suing HI - six same-gender couples sue the state of Hawai'i for rights equivalent to marriage following Republican Governor Linda Lingle's veto of a legislature-approved civil unions bill ...

NOM Skulls - "One Man, One Woman" bus tour targeting key political U.S. battleground states sponsored by the National Organization for Marriage prompts questions about the anti-gay group's motives ...

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