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Core Issues Trust announces new project: X-Out-Loud
X-Out-Loud celebrates the sense of freedom emerging X-LGBT people experience. A range of celebratory activities are planned so check back for more information in the next few weeks. Participants from different world areas plan to attend. But first, X-Out-Live begins its weekly Broadcast…
The Kenya Project
Youth for Life is a community organisation based in Athi River, near Nairobi. Kenya. It works with disadvantaged young people in a holistic way, assisting with education, health, relief of poverty,...
Freedom of speech to articulate alternative, non-affirming responses to homosexuality is an important right to be protected.
This illustrates a duplicity of standards in the communication about the choices individuals have in responding to homosexual feelings. Any advertising or information campaign challenging the idea that homosexuality is innate, and immutable, is likely to be banned on the grounds that the fact change of sexual orientation and associated behaviours cannot be proven.
The Right to Decide
"We must respect the choices of all who seek to live life in accordance with their own identities; and if there are those who seek to resolve the conflict between sexual orientation and spirituality...
Westminster Campaigns
Between 2012 and the current year there have been a number of campaigns aiming to share information with parliamentarians in Westminster, and on one occasion with Stormont (Northern Ireland). On...
London bus campaign challenges Stonewall’s claim that
Monday, April 16 will see the launch of an advertising campaign carrying the slogan, ‘Not gay! Post- gay and proud. Get over it.’ London buses, travelling five different routes, will carry the advert for two weeks.
The Campaign, April 2012
Extract from Campaign Statement "The organisers, Anglican Mainstream and Core Issues Trust, say Stonewall's similar bus campaign, launched to support their ‘equal’ marriage website, implies the...
A Critique of UKCP’s Ethical Principles and Codes of Professional Conduct:
Guidance on the Practice of Psychological Therapies that Pathologise and/or Seek to Eliminate or Reduce Same Sex Attraction. This article expresses concern that the Ethical Principles of the UK Council for Psychotherapy appear to be based on an inadequate scientific foundation, and to contravene the human rights of persons who wish to receive professional help to reduce unwanted same-sex attractions