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How Trinidad and Tobago played a key role in India’s ongoing LGBT hearingSection 377 was introduced by the British in India in 1861, modelled on the infamous Buggery Law.- View: Strike down Section 377 as it has no place in today's IndiaWith most of the world accepting LGBT people into regular aspects of life, India is an increasingly awkward fit with the mostly fervently r...
- Activists criticise govt's move to cancel licence of Indira Jaising's NGOActivists allege that central government's move is a "new witch-hunt of our times".
- Homosexuality: Supreme Court refers petition to five-judge benchThe bench will decide whether homosexuality is to remain a crime on the statute books in an open-court debate that’s expected to be watched...
- Supreme Court to reconsider ruling to make homosexuality illegalA review petition had also been dismissed, prompting NGO Naz Foundation, which works among the community, to file a curative petition.
- Supreme Court to hear curative plea on gay sex; gives hope to LGBTCurative petition is the last judicial resort available for redressal of grievances in court which is normally decided by Judges in chamber...
- Gay plea in Supreme Court to cite third gender verdictGrover was one of the speakers at an event organized by India HIV/AIDS Alliance and Delhi Queer Pride to celebrate the victory for transgen...
- Gay sex: SC agrees to consider curative petition in open courtThe SC had on December 11, 2013 set aside the Delhi HC judgement decriminalising gay sex and put the onus on the Parliament for amending th...
- Section 377: Homosexual behaviour remains a crimeAll homosexual behaviour will continue to be regarded as a crime in India, with the Supreme Court on Tuesday refusing to revisit a controve...
- Supreme Court refuses to review verdict criminalising gay sexA bench of justices H L Dattu and S J Mukhopadhaya dismissed review petitions filed by the Centre and gay rights activists against its Dece...
- Supreme Court to take up plea seeking review of its verdict on gay sexSupreme Court will tomorrow take up petitions filed by Centre and rights activists seeking review of its verdict declaring gay sex an offen...
- Gay activists disappointed with SC verdict on homosexualityA bench of justices G S Singhvi and S J Mukhopadhaya set aside the 2009 Delhi High Court judgement which had decriminalised gay sex.
- Gay activists shocked with with SC verdict, a "black day"Calling it a "black day' for the LGBT community, gay activists vowed to carry on the fight.
- Chronology of events in the run up to SC's judgement on homosexualityThe Supreme Court today set aside the Delhi High Court verdict decriminalising gay sex and upheld the legality of section 377 of the IPC.
- Child rights panel moves SC against gay rulingDilution of Section 377 may legalise sexual exploitation of children.
- SC's notice to Centre on pleas challenging verdict on gay sexSC issued notice to the Centre on petitions filed by a Christian body and a disciple of Ramdev seeking stay of a Delhi High Court verdict l...
- SC seeks Centre’s stand on gay lawThe high court on a petition filed by an NGO, Naz Foundation had passed the order decriminalising gay sex among the consenting adults.
- HC judgment on gay sex 'progressive': Gay activists"Now it seems we are in 21st century as the rights of homosexuals have been recognised by the high court," gay rights activists said.
- Homosexuality: Chronology of eight year-long legal proceedingsFollowing is the chronology of the eight year-long legal proceedings which ended on Thursday with the Delhi High Court legalising gay sex a...
- Indians are charity rich but philanthropy poorCivil society sector in the country raises funds upto $ 600 mn in a year while the potential is of more than $ 10 bn. Ornamental fish next ...
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