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Despite the evidence showing that conversion practices cause mental and emotional harm, one year on from the last general ...
A searing critique of straight supremacism with an agenda for social transformation London, UK − 13 February 2019 By Peter Tatchell The Gay Liberation Front Manifesto, published in London in 1971, was ...
Campaigner demands police are banned from Manchester Pride if they continue to refuse to say sorry for past homophobic ...
Northumbria’s Chief Constable, Vanessa Jardine, has made a formal apology to the LGBT+ community and is urging all Chief Constables to do the same: to say sorry for past homophobic witch-hunts and ...
Speaking ahead of the funeral of the former Pope, Benedict XVI, this Thursday, human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell said: “Pope Benedict was an unrepentant homophobe. Some of his doctrinal ...
Join the fabulous people’s pride march for LGBTI+ liberation London, UK – 24 July 2021 #ReclaimPride London march Saturday 24 July 2021. Tell Boris: Stop stalling on LGBTI+ rights! Assemble 1pm ...
The Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, has said “sorry” to the LGBT+ community for his force’s past homophobic persecution. He’s the first UK police chief to apologise. In a personal ...
In each of these three cases, the Met assured the LGBTQ+ community that they had learned from their errors and that sub-standard investigations would not be repeated. But then came the Port murders, ...
The Chief Constables of North Yorkshire and Dorset have made a formal apology to the LGBT+ community, acknowledging past homophobic witch-hunts and discriminatory law enforcement. They bring to 13 the ...
The kicking to death of Boothe 30 years ago provoked anger in the LGBT+ community, led to the formation of the queer rights direct action group OutRage! and forced a massive overhaul of police policy ...
Why trans critics are wrong & how we can ensure women’s safety London, UK – 29 November 2021 Peter Tatchell, Director of the Peter Tatchell Foundation, writes: For over five decades, I have argued ...
First, I was put in a pit in a village without food for many days. I can still remember how hard these days were in that small space where I was a prisoner. After some days, someone just appeared and ...