Christina Dideriksen

April 30, 2018

World of Politics, Politics of Union, Regarding Religion

Australia: Committee examines freedom of religion

Christina Dideriksen

April 30, 2018

World of Politics, Politics of Union, Regarding Religion

Do Australians have the right to practice their beliefs?

Christina Dideriksen

April 30, 2018

Let the Courts Decide

India: Six New Petitioners In SC Seeking Scrapping Of Section 377

Christina Dideriksen

April 30, 2018

Let the Courts Decide

Six more petitions were today filed in the Supreme Court seeking quashing of section 377IPC and which said the penal code cannot be allowed to criminalise sex between consenting heterosexual adults.

Christina Dideriksen

April 30, 2018

Politics of Union

Thailand Could Be First Country in Southeast Asia to Allow Same-Sex Partnerships

Christina Dideriksen

April 30, 2018

Politics of Union

A subcommittee of Thailand’s Justice Ministry is drafting a bill that would allow same-sex couples to register as “life-partners.”

Christina Dideriksen

April 28, 2018

School Days

Canada: Rival rallies face off over sexual orientation and gender identity

Christina Dideriksen

April 28, 2018

School Days

Protesters and counter-protesters gathered outside the BC Teachers’ Federation headquarters

Christina Dideriksen

April 27, 2018

World of Politics

UK: LGBT rights are on the line today in the government's Brexit bill

Christina Dideriksen

April 27, 2018

World of Politics

A watershed moment will take place today in the House of Lords.

Christina Dideriksen

April 26, 2018

From the UN, Sports and Culture

UNAIDS ambassadors speak out to stop discrimination

Christina Dideriksen

April 26, 2018

From the UN, Sports and Culture

Two UNAIDS ambassadors recently took part in a dialogue with students at Peking University about the need to achieve zero discrimination to end the AIDS epidemic and ensure better health for all.

Christina Dideriksen

April 26, 2018

World of Politics

Thailand: New law to pave way for same-sex partnerships

Christina Dideriksen

April 26, 2018

World of Politics

Proponents hail it as progressive step towards legalisation of gay marriage

Christina Dideriksen

April 25, 2018

School Days

US: Admin announces abstinence-focused overhaul of teen pregnancy program

Christina Dideriksen

April 25, 2018

School Days

In a funding announcement released Friday, the administration announced two tiers of funds for the TPP program.

Christina Dideriksen

April 25, 2018

Winds of Change

2015-2016 Global Resources Report: Philanthropic and Government Support

Christina Dideriksen

April 25, 2018

Winds of Change

This report captures data on 12,964 grants awarded by 511 foundations, intermediaries, and corporations and by 15government and multilateral agencies over the two-year period of 2015-2016.

Christina Dideriksen

April 25, 2018

World of Politics

Trinidad and Tobago: IACHR Welcomes Decision to Decriminalize Consensual Sexual Relations between Same Sex Adults

Christina Dideriksen

April 25, 2018

World of Politics

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) welcomes the decision of the High Court of Justice of Trinidad and Tobago to declare unconstitutional the criminalization of consensual sexual relations between same sex adults.

Christina Dideriksen

April 25, 2018

Politics of Union

Czech Republic: Most Czechs for same-sex marriages

Christina Dideriksen

April 25, 2018

Politics of Union

The poll was conducted within the campaign We Are Fair for the marriage for all, campaign spokeswoman Klara Kubickova has told journalists.

Christina Dideriksen

April 25, 2018

World of Politics

Indonesian LGBT community wins respite from criminalisation

Christina Dideriksen

April 25, 2018

World of Politics

The lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in Indonesia is breathing a sigh of relief, at least temporarily, as legislators have put on hold the passage of revisions to the Criminal Code that would criminalise gay sex along with extramarital sex.