Same-sex sexuality

Air France homosexual airhosts refuse to fly to Iran

Following the controversy caused by French airline’s ‘Air France’ hostesses last week to refusal to comply with a new internal uniform regulation that compelled them to cover up their hair while working on the France-Teheran route, which saw the company back down and allow employees to abstain from the specific route with no consequences, the homosexual airhostesses and hosts are also campaigni

The first LGBT retirement home in Sweden

The Regnbagen, or rainbow house, opened in 2013, and it doesn’t look any different from the other modern apartments in the quiet suburb of Stockholm.

The residents occupy 27 apartments on the upper three floors of an eight story retirement home with access to various amenities such as a hairdresser, a health clinic and a roof terrace.

BLOG: 'I love people, regardless of gender'

The summer had just begun. It was the weekend before the U.S. Supreme Court voted in favor of gay marriages. 

I had planned a holiday over the weekend with good friends, and we flew to the south coast of Turkey to spend some relaxed days in the hidden bays and the little hippie villages that can only be reached by boat ride or a dangerous climbing route. 

Gay Happiness Index ranks 127 countries

If you are part of the LGBT community then you should look to the North of Europe. A gay dating and information network called Planet Romeo published a very interesting report this week, ranking the happiness levels of gay men across the world. The “Gay Happiness Index” showed Iceland in first place, and Uganda in last.

 

Male sexual quirks among the Ottomans

In the days of the Ottoman Empire, pederasty-like relationships were common between pre-pubescent boys and bearded older men. Though today it seems homoerotic, the relationship had a deeper meaning according to the mystic Sufis and their search for God "Your airs have turned my head! Say, who has brought you up so impudent?

UN chief accuses India of intolerance with gay sex ban

United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon has accused India of fomenting intolerance with its ban on gay sex amid uproar over a ruling party minister's plans to make homosexuals "normal."

Speaking on a visit to the capital New Delhi, Ban said he "staunchly opposed the criminalisation of homosexuality" referring to India's colonial-era law that prohibits gay sex.

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