Category - LGBT

December 1, 2013

The church needs sexual healing

Ekklesia associate Savitri Hensman will be appearing on the BBC Radio 4 Sunday programme, and then on local station Radio Berkshire, on the morning of Sunday 1 December – talking about the Pilling report on sexuality in the Church of England, and hopefully getting the chance to mention her own important Ekklesia research paper, 'Church views on sexuality: recovering the middle ground'.
November 30, 2013

C of E should be more welcoming, sexuality report urges

Clergy should be free to hold services for same-sex couples, a Church of England working party has urged, while not embracing full inclusion at present.
November 25, 2013

Church views on sexuality: recovering the middle ground
November 20, 2013

Scotland’s equal marriage legislation passed by parliament in first vote

This evening the Scottish Parliament passed the first reading of the Marriage Equality Bill by 98 votes to 15, with five abstentions.
November 14, 2013

London human rights protest ahead of Commonwealth meeting

Human rights campaigners have rallied outside the Commonwealth’s London HQ ahead of the upcoming Sri Lanka summit.
November 6, 2013

'Safe space' at WCC listens to pain of sexual minorities

A 'safe space' created for dialogue on human sexuality featured stories of pain, exclusion and violence at the WCC Assembly.
November 1, 2013

Activists call on WCC to acknowledge LGBT rights

The issue of equality for all people has been raised at the World Council of Churches 10th Assembly by a group of LGBT activists.
September 29, 2013

Serbian authorities bow to anti-gay extremists with march ban

Serbia's decision to ban the Belgrade Pride for the third year in a row is a clear breach of the country’s own law and constitution.
September 17, 2013

TUC launches new guide to combat homophobia at work

The TUC has launched a new guide for union representatives on combating homophobia in the workplace.
September 5, 2013

Equality Network discusses Scotland's future

What are the prospects for equality in a Scotland that either strikes out towards independence or remains within the United Kingdom?