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Action against LGBT in Indonesia over the last two months has prompted members of the LGBT community to take action to protect themselves

The Chinese government has banned “vulgar, immoral and unhealthy content” from television, including homosexuality, adultery, cleavages and reincarnation.

Religious fundamentalists are calling for a boycott of McDonald’s after the release of a tender advertisement in which a man comes out to his father.

A record crowd turned out to watch 12,000 marchers and 175 floats in the Australian city’s largest gay pride event

Ogilvy & Mathy (O&M) have set up a network to champion diversity in the workplace and to liaise with clients speaking to tap LGBT audience.

Indonesia’s leading psychiatric body says that LGBT can be cured through proper treatment.

Nara, the ancient capital of Japan has announced that it will be earmarking funds to attract LGBT travellers from within the country and abroad.

Tangerang's mayor has said that the rise in homosexuality in Indonesia is due to a poor diet, including lack of breastfeeding and eating instant noodles.

Last year 725 new cases of HIV infections were recorded, the highest number since records began in 1984.

Online controversy has been sparked by the censorship of American President Barack Obama's pro-LGBT comments in an episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show that aired on Singapore TV.