Month: August 2025
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Eurovision star Måns Zelmerlöw: A Concluded Investigation and the Aftermath
Måns Zelmerlöw, cleared after a police investigation into ex-wife Ciara Janson’s allegations, expresses relief and focuses on his family amid public scrutiny.
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Deniece Pearson Returns: A New Sound with «Like a Child»
Five Star’s Deniece Pearson returns with «Like a Child» (out August 11, 2025), her first single from the 2026 album «Free-Queen-See». The Grammy-nominated singer blends catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics in this nostalgic track for fans old and new.
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The Alarming Rise of HIV Rates Amidst Russia’s War against Ukraine
Russia’s war in Ukraine has drastically increased HIV rates in its military, reportedly by over 40 times. Unprotected contact and risky behaviours are key drivers, worsening an existing public health crisis with implications for the military and wider Russian society, demanding urgent action.
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Standing Together: Brighton Pride and the Call for Palestinian LGBTQ+ Rights
Brighton Pride championed Palestinian LGBTQ+ rights, led by the Peter Tatchell Foundation. Tatchell highlighted the dangers faced by queer Gazans, urging global solidarity. The event stressed LGBTQ+ inclusion in Palestinian liberation, advocating for universal justice and equality.
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Historic Ruling in Saint Lucia: Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court Strikes Down Colonial-Era Laws
Saint Lucia’s court struck down anti-LGBTQ laws, a win for LGBTQ rights. The ruling, hailed by CARIFLAGS and ECADE, promotes equality and may encourage similar changes in the Caribbean. This decision has a profound impact on human rights in the region.





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Russell T Davies: A Call to Action for LGBTQ Rights
Russell T Davies stresses the LGBTQ rights struggle, noting societal regressions. Recalling «Queer as Folk», he encourages activists to defend rights amid threats to transgender rights and gender discussions, urging unity to protect progress.