NewsWrap for the week ending April 25, 2015
SUMMARY
Rights Trump Religion - Kenya’s High Court orders the government to allow LGBT groups to register as NGOs …
Revised Repression - a proposal in Uganda would essentially outlaw LGBT NGOs "in the public interest" …
Protections Pending - India’s upper house passes a ground breaking transgender rights bill …
Acting On Their Own - a celebrity lesbian couple symbolically weds in Tokyo …
Not In My Constitution - two far-right politicians push anti-marriage equality bills in the U.S. Congress …
2 + 2 = 900,000 - a Utah lawyer claims that opening civil marriage to gay and lesbian couples will lead to 900,000 more abortions …
Whack-A-Mole - a few cities in Arkansas push back against the recently-enacted law banning them from enacting LGBT anti-bias protections, and Little Rock’s City Attorney believes a state anti-bullying law already provides those protections …
Give a Kid a Break - Arizona’s governor overturns a policy denying adoption and foster parenting to legally-married same-gender couples …
Sun Shines In - Florida Senate leaders shelve a bill that would have allowed taxpayer-funded adoption agencies to use “religious belief” to discriminate against prospective LGBT parents …
Who Needs It - with the dust yet to fully settle over contentious so-called “religious liberty” bills in Indiana and Arkansas, North Carolina’s House leader says his chamber won’t debate a similar measure this year …
Toilet Training - the Nevada Assembly rejects a bill to require transgender students to use school bathrooms and locker rooms corresponding to their biological gender …
Naked Lunch - Tallywackers, a male version of “Hooters”, is scheduled to open in May in Dallas, Texas’ Oak Lawn gayborhood …
Labels: Arizona, Arkansas, bisexual, Florida, gay, homophobia, homosexuality, human rights, India, Japan, Kenya, lesbian, LGBT, marriage equality, transgender, transsexual, uganda, US Congress, Utah
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