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Rosie Duffield wants Keir Starmer to position on trans rights

Rosie Duffield wants Keir Starmer to position on trans rights
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United kingdomOwen jonesLeni morrisKeir starmerRosie duffieldLabour partySunday timesLabour conferenceஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்ஓவந் ஜோன்ஸ்லீநீ மோரிஸ்ரோஸி டஃபீல்ட்தொழிலாளர் கட்சிஞாயிற்றுக்கிழமை முறைதொழிலாளர் மாநாடு

Pensé que la violación no era algo que le ocurriera a los hombres

Pensé que la violación no era algo que le ocurriera a los hombres
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United kingdomLeni morrisAlex feis bryceCrimes of englandNot wantMust makeஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்லீநீ மோரிஸ்அலெக்ஸ் பேச் பரிஸ்இல்லை வேண்டும்வேண்டும் செய்ய

I thought rape isn t something that happens to men

BBC News By Eleanor Lawrie Alex Feis-Bryce was 18 when he was raped by a stranger at a party. He had recently come out as gay, and moved from his small town to Manchester to study. I think it was the second time I ever went to a gay bar or pub. My friend and I bumped into some people who invited us to a house party. I was desperately naïve and wanted to make friends and be open with people. I agreed but my friend changed his mind at the last minute. Alex was driven to the property where he believes he was drugged.

United kingdomLeni morrisAlex feis bryceEleanor lawrieSurvivors united kingdomஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்லீநீ மோரிஸ்அலெக்ஸ் பேச் பரிஸ்எலினோர் லாரிதப்பியவர்கள் ஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்

Majority of victims of anti-LGBT hate crime unable to get support they need

Only one in eight LGBT+ people who are victims of a hate crime report the incident to the police. (Pexels) Only one in three LGBT+ hate crime victims are able to access the support they need afterwards, according to a new report from LGBT+ anti-abuse charity Galop. The Galop report, published today on International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, found that three in five LGBT+ people who experience a hate crime against them want and need help, but just one of those three people will be able to get the support they need. Mistrust of the police among LGBT+ people is also a significant factor, with only one in eight who are attacked reporting it to the police. Half of those who didn’t tell the police said that this was because they thought the police wouldn’t do anything, while a third said it was because they were afraid of the police.

United kingdomLeni morrisHome officeInternational day against homophobiaHate crime helplineஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்லீநீ மோரிஸ்வீடு அலுவலகம்

Four victims of gay conversion therapy bravely tell of their experiences

Seeing her reflection in the bathroom mirror, Jayne Ozanne recoiled in horror. It was as if she had staggered from a car wreck: her cheeks were ashen, the skin around her eyes horribly red where blood vessels had burst. But Jayne hadn t survived a terrible crash, she d merely emerged from a therapy session. Yet while her appointment had taken place in a cosy sitting room, it was a far from gentle experience. Because for five hours, Jayne a Cambridge graduate with a highflying business career had been writhing and retching as her therapist , a respected faith leader, urged her to literally vomit out her problem .

United kingdomGlasgow cityFrance generalCity ofMichael kingLeni morrisJayne ozanneJoe hymanJustin beckUniversity college londonLeeds universityKimberly clark corporationOzanne foundationRoyal college of psychiatristsSynod for the churchRoyal college