Candle-lit Vigil Against Hate-Crime

In little less than an hour from now, the gay community, their friends and loved one will be lighting candles and standing together for one purpose. The beauty of this event tonight is the difference of people that will be attending.

While it is mainly targeted against homophobia, it has gradually turned to be for against hate

BNP On BBC Question Time

So, as BBC claims to be quite neutral and playing the referee, I have wondered if they actually thought decision this thoroughly. I do agree that in a democracy, and on the tenets of it, BBC is right to interview anyone. Yet, in a democracy, and on its tenets, segregation by colour or other natural differences should not be encouraged.

Speaker’s Conference & Party Leaders’ Equality Proposals

So this is another of Cameron's double speak; Tory central office will force for women-only shortlist! Can someone tell me Cameron is really who he wants us to see in him? Just 3 years ago, he slammed Labour for increasing the number of women MPs through reformed selection saying he thought they were a "step too far". And today, he

Jan Moir’s Hates Gay People; Simple

The LGBT community takes everything. Even the worst of humans finds us their scapegoat to lay their stinking cum on. Anything we do, whatever we say, the way we walk, the way shout, the way we cry, and even when we die, none of it as acceptable by the little demi-gods whose thoughts are the only right ones.

So Jan Moir, the Daily Mail's columnist found it very appropriate, this time, not only to

An Open Letter To Talibans & Suicide Bombers

Dear brothers & sisters in Pakistan,

Can you, I pray, please stop the killing of fellow humans as it is not solving the problems? Aren't we all heartbroken yet? If God is merciful, benevolent, etc; would killing substantiate those characters?

Considering that you claim to fight for justice, and I assume, you are seeking for fairness, is killing

The True Diary of Life For Gay People - by Peter Tatchell

This is a speech by Gay right activist, Peter Tatchell. It is a long read but surely worth reading to the end because it contains the most explicit information about life for LGBT people in various place. I respect Peter's passion for defending our rights and continue to look forward to when I can be like him. Bravo Peter

Most of the world is still living in the homophobic dark ages, but LGBT people are defiant and making gains.

Delivered 13 October 2009 at Bishop Grosseteste University College, Lincoln, UK.

It is a very great honour, and joy, to deliver the Caroline Benn Memorial

An Abridge Copy Of My Speech To The Labour Conference Delegates On Thursday Oct. 1 2009

The issue of HIV devastation cannot be over emphasized. It has fallen off the political agenda. Ask any minister to speak on it, they will shy away; MPs? You might be dreaming; but thank goodness for the likes of All People Parliamentary Group on AIDS (APPGA) and the few

Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize – A Huge Joke

While I was at a conference, someone sitting next to me who had just arrived whishpered, "Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize". It was like hearing a voice; because, for one, I don't know her; 2, this doesn't sound real. I turned to my left and looked at her trying to find the joke in her face, but she understood my daze and repeated it. My response:

The DC Confusions & Unsure Principles

I have been thinking, as it seems the new political field is being stage-managed by stalwarts of the business conglomerates, are we supposed to be afraid and are the plans unlikely to endanger the society?

Snippets making the round confirms that David Cameron (DC) have hosted the great Rupert Murdoch to

Murdoch Support For Cameron Is Not Victory Guaranteed

In October 2008, Rupert Murdoch granted and interview to the media. Just days to the US presidential election, Mr. Murdoch was out the change things; he had one aim, to stop the son of a commoner or a black man from moving into the Oval Office. Murdoch, did not hide but thought that his money and wealth, has become the voice of the ordinary citizen of United States of America. He even called Obama

The Labour Party Conference From The Inside

Although the Labour party has been taking the blow and it seemed the damage was already done, conference was a waking up to the clarion call. The party accepted that it wont just sit back and keep mum. If it was going to lose or win, it has to do it fighting. Splendid. Peter Hain's was an inspiring speech.