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03.03 - 15:38
Fired LGBTQ soldiers to have medals restored
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Thousands of LGBTQ personnel in the British military were not only discharged because of their identity but were also stripped of or denied medal they’d earned. Now, the UK’s Ministry of Defence has introduced a new policy to allow former armed forces personnel who were dismissed from service on the basis of their sexuality to apply to have their medals restored.
They will be invited to apply for any medals forfeited due to the historic ban on being homosexual in the military which was not lifted until 2000.
In some circumstances, the families of deceased personnel affected will also be able to apply. The initiative will further address those who were discharged because of their sexuality and lost the opportunity to regain medals
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27.02 / 19:03
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Research on gay men in rural communities
new research by academics at London South Bank University (LSBU).The research, ‘Changing Contexts: from criminal to citizen’, is authored by Dr Aidan McKearney, Senior Lecturer, Human Resource Management in LSBU’s Business School.Dr Aiden McKearneyForty-four men – 22 in rural east of England (Suffolk and Norfolk) and 22 in the rural west and north west of Ireland – were interviewed for Changing Contexts, which highlights the stigma and exclusion tendencies gay men have had to overcome while living in the countryside, and asks whether sexual citizenship (defined as the ‘tag’ given to the concept of gay people becoming equal to heterosexual people) has changed for gay men living in rural areas.The research shows:The men overcame these
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