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UEFA Insists Request for Rainbow Stadium Lights Was 'Political,' But Supports LGBT Rights
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newsweek.comin a statement on Wednesday."It is a symbol that embodies our core values, promoting everything that we believe in—a more just and egalitarian society, tolerant of everyone, regardless of their background, belief or gender," UEFA said.For more reporting from the Associated Press, see below:A top European Union official said he can't find "any reasonable excuse" for UEFA to reject host city Munich's plans to display rainbow colors during a match between Germany and Hungary at the European Championship.UEFA said it understood the city's intention to send a message to promote diversity and inclusion but stressed it was "a politically and religiously neutral organization" after it denied the application to have the stadium illuminated in.
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Older LGBTQ+ people fear going 'back in the closet' in retirement
LGBTQ+ people fear they will be forced "back in the closet" in their older years, due to a lack of care available in their retirement.Currently there is no retirement provision specifically for LGBTQ+ people in the UK and people in the community say it's something they badly need.Tony Openshaw, 66, is the chairman of Out In The City, a social group for Manchester's LGBTQ+ over 50s. He has faced prejudice in his past and fears confronting it again in the future."I was evicted from a house when I was in my early 20s because I was gay," he said."The landlord took me to court and his solicitor said: 'This is a homosexual' and the judge said: 'That's outrageous.
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