I have been writing articles called "Are you for Gay Rights Yes or No?". As it grew it became more of an article about educating people on the culture of homosexuals. For that reason I have decided to separate the two series.

Recently I conducted a poll on here asking some pretty basic questions regarding gay rights. Though you can visit the article yourself for more detailed information, I am going to summarize here what the poll showed and do some follow-up on the subject.

A FEDERAL appeals court on Wednesday granted the Obama administration's emergency request for a stay against a lower court order lifting the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy barring openly gay service members.

Christianity has been both a flag ship and a target in the last couple of years. As we come near to an election values of candidates are looked at more on the moral ground then the economic. So I asked myself, if God, the center stone for several of the morality good vs.

DEPUTY Prime Minister Nick Clegg has pledged to "tear through the statute book" to restore civil liberties after taking up his seat next to David Cameron in the House of Commons for the first time.

In his first major speech since becoming the coalition Government's champion of political reform, Mr Clegg will wage war on Labour's "obsessive law-making" accusing the previous government of turning ordinary people into criminals by creating thousands of "pointless" criminal offences. He also offered the public a say in which should be repealed.

As violence against women in Pakistan continues to grow, every new incident is eerily reminiscent of an earlier event that was equally if not more shocking. Two reports from Punjab on Monday are a blot on society's collective conscience.