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Germany apologizes for past military anti-gay discrimination

BERLIN — Germany’s defense minister is apologizing for decades of discrimination against gay service people in the military until a change of policy in 2000. A study commissioned by the defense...

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House OKs on 2nd reading bill bolstering women’s protection vs discrimination

MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives on Monday approved on second reading a bill that would expand the prohibited acts of discrimination against women on the account of sex. Through voice...

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White woman tells Black family to ‘stop acting Black’ in their ‘white...

An elderly white woman was caught on camera telling a Black family that they should stop “acting like Black people.” The Jones family was told by their neighbor in California, USA, that they should...

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Senate panel approves SOGIESC-based anti-discrimination bill

MANILA, Philippines — A Senate panel has approved a bill that aims to prohibit the discrimination, marginalization, and violence committed on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity, gender...

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CHR probing alleged discrimination of autistic boy by high-end Cebu resort

CEBU CITY — The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) in Central Visayas has stepped in to investigate the alleged “poor handling” of a guest and a child with special needs in a luxury resort in Cebu....

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DOJ to probe Cebu resort for child ‘discrimination’

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Justice (DOJ) will launch its own investigation into the alleged discriminatory policies of an upscale resort in Cebu province after a complaint of a mother of a...

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Transgender pupil’s suicide unites France school

Lille, France — A school in northern France on Friday paid tribute to a 17-year-old transgender pupil who killed herself earlier in the week, with pupils calling for greater tolerance from officials....

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Resort slapped with P10K fine, warning for discrimination

CEBU CITY – The Department of Tourism in Central Visayas (DOT-7) has issued a warning and slapped a P10,000 fine on a posh resort on Mactan Island for its “poor handling” of a guest and a child with...

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Malaysia posts record daily rise in COVID-19 cases ahead of fresh movement curbs

KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia reported a record 3,309 new coronavirus infections on Tuesday (Jan 12) ahead of a renewed shutdown to be imposed in several states from Wednesday. The tally is the biggest daily...

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Of hustlers and divas: Monetizing bodies, going online for adult performances

(Second of two parts) (Note: Names of sex workers interviewed for this article are pseudonyms or internet personae.) MANILA, Philippines—Some online sex performers, or sexual content creators, are...

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House passes bill vs discrimination based on race, ethnicity, religion on 2nd...

MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives on Tuesday approved a bill that would prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, ethnicity, and religion. Through voice voting, the lower chamber...

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House passes bill vs discrimination based on race, ethnicity, religion

MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives on Tuesday approved on final reading a bill that would prohibit discrimination based on race, ethnicity, and religion. With 208 affirmative votes, no...

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House OKs bill penalizing discrimination

MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives on Tuesday approved on third and final reading a bill that would penalize discrimination based on race, ethnicity, and religion. Voting 208-0-0, the...

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DepEd: Modules ‘discriminatory’ to Igorots ‘mistakenly reproduced in good faith’

MANILA, Philippines — Modules containing inaccurate information on Igorots were “mistakenly reproduced in good faith,” according to the Department of Education (DepEd), as it also asserted it does not...

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Some senators wary of ‘vaccine passports’; say it can be ‘discriminatory’

MANILA, Philippines — Some senators are wary about the proposed institutionalization of Covid-19 “vaccine passports,” saying this could discriminate and restrict the mobility of those who opt not to be...

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Afghan officials reverse ban on girls singing after social media backlash

Kabul, Afghanistan — A ban on girls singing in public imposed by education officials in the Afghan capital last week has been overturned after a social media campaign that included local women...

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DOH to hold accountable those behind health workers’ discrimination

MANILA, Philippines — Health Secretary Francisco Duque III on Saturday said they will hold accountable those who subject health workers to discrimination, intimidation and even red-tagging despite...

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German lawmakers back compensation for gay soldiers

BERLIN — German lawmakers voted for legislation on Thursday to rehabilitate soldiers who for decades faced discrimination, discharge, or convictions on the basis of their sexual orientation. Until the...

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Austria sparks uproar with ‘Islam map’

Vienna, Austria — The Austrian government came under fire Thursday for a new “Islam map” showing the location of mosques and associations around the country, with religious groups saying it would...

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For Turkey’s LGBT+ community, discrimination said to loom larger

ANKARA — Cayan Hakiki trimmed their finger nails and scrubbed off the polish last week in order to take Turkish university entrance exams without being hassled, as advocacy groups say LGBT+ people face...

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