Equal-jus officially decided to endorse the Nordic LGBT Workplace Forum & Nordic LGBT Career Fair  who .

One of the goals of the Nordic LGBT network is to unite the equality movements throughout the region. A great way to make this work is through events where we can bring people together, share experiences and knowledge.

The Nordic LGBT Workplace Forum™ and Nordic LGBT Career Fair™ will be the first event organized by this regional Nordic LGBT team ..

Rhode Island, United States, 12 Jan 2011, a Bill to legislate for marriage equality in Rhode Island will be introduced before the Rhode Island General Assembly, tomorrow the 13^th of January.

Representative Art Handy, Democrat of Cranston, and Senator Rhoda Perry, Democrat of Providence, said that they would reintroduce bills to legalize same-sex marriage which failed last year in the House and Senate after Governor Lincoln Chafee called on legislators to legalize same-sex marriage.

Maryland, United States, 12 Jan 2011, Maryland is set to become the sixth US State to recognize same-sex marriage. Proponents say they believe they have enough support to pass such a measure in the Maryland General Assembly 90 day legislative session which began this morning. Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley has publicly stated that he would sign a marriage bill into law. In response Republican Senate Majority Leader Allan H. Kittleman (R-Howard) instead proposed that civil unions be introduced.

United States, 7 Jan 2011 – On the January 7 2011, Austin, Texas, a three-judge panel of the Third Court of Appeals of Texas ruled that the Texas Attorney General, Greg Abbott lacked jurisdiction to intervene in a Travis County same-sex divorce case. The ruling allows the divorce granted in Texas to two women married out of state to remain binding but does not affect Texas’ ban on same sex marriage.

CEO of Avvocatura per i Diritti LGBTI Antonio Rotelli was invited to hold a speech for International Day against Homophobia at the Camera dei Deputati, the Italian low chamber. 

Adults who want sex-change surgery or hormone therapy in Argentina will be able to get it as part of their public or private health care plans under a gender rights law approved last Wednesday.

The law makes sex-change surgery a legal right, and says people won’t have to go to court anymore to officially change their gender