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Demo in Frankfurt, vigil in Cologne on 19. July 2010

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The Gay Homeland Foundation and a group of Iranian Gays and Lesbians in exile will run a protest demonstration in front of the Iranian Consulate in Frankfurt on July 19, 2010 starting at 11:00. Later during the day, a vigil commemorating all Gay and Lesbian victims of the regime in Iran will be kept in Cologne/Germany together with baraka, a local self-organization group of LGBT immigrants. The vigil is scheduled to begin at 17:30 at the “Memorial for Lesbian and Gay victims of National Socialism” near the Hohenzollern bridge on the left Rhine bank in Cologne, Germany.

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Lecture "The Gay State" delivered at the University of Bonn

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On July 1st, 2010, a lecture "The Gay State" was delivered by Dr. Viktor Zimmermann at the University of Bonn, following an invitation by the universitie's LGBT students association.

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Gay Homeland Foundation welcomes the Global Gay Solidarity Day

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On August 4, 2007 representatives of the Gay Homeland Foundation (GHF) will call on several consulates located in Cologne and hand over letters petitioning for decriminalization of homosexuality in Gambia, Malaysia, Nepal, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunesia.

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Vigil in Cologne on 19. July 2007

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The Gay Homeland Foundation, an organization dedicated to furtherance of a gay national movement and cultural progress of the gay-lesbian community, and baraka, an international self-organization group of gay, lesbian und bisexual immigrants in Cologne, have announced the first political demonstration commemorating all gay and lesbian victims of the Ayatollah regime in Iran in Cologne on 19 July 2007. A vigil is scheduled to begin at 17:30 at the “Memorial for Lesbian and Gay victims of National Socialism” near the Hohenzollern bridge on the left Rhine bank in Cologne, Germany.

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Nigerian Anti-Gay Bill Could Lead To a Gay Genocide

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An anti-gay bill pending in the legislature of Nigeria could result in that country running afoul of international treaties which outlaw genocide, according to a statement issued Wednesday by the Gay Homeland Foundation.

Nigerian politicians and high officials of the Anglican Church in Nigeria pushing for the anti-gay Bill in their country might themselves become subject to international prosecution.

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