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LGBT Rights: Outing

 

  • 02/05/2007 Blackmail, Homophobia & Lord Browne

    BP chief was not criminal, anti-gay or hypocritical.

01/05/2007 Down And Out In The City

The outing of Lord Browne was an unjustified intrusion into his private life.

12/06/1998 The Truth About The "Outing" Of The Bishop Of London, David Hope

Church and Media Lies, Distortions and Apologia for Homophobia.

06/06/1998 Out Only Homophobes

Outing homophobes is ethically justifiable.

23/04/1997 Queer Traitors

Dishing the dirt on queer homophobes.

  • 17/01/1997 An Outing Too Far

    Jerry Hayes isn't a hypocrite and therefore doesn't deserve to be outed.

14/06/1995 Outing Is A Catalyst For Social Change

Outing homophobic church leaders is morally defensible and has resulted in practical benefits to the lesbian and gay community.

11/03/1995 In Defence Of Outing - The Ethics Of Naming Names

"Outing" gay public figures who are homophobic and hypocritical is morally justified and necessary.

08/02/1995 Outing Forces Church To Act

The "outing" of 10 Bishops has been more effective than years of polite lobbying, argues Peter Tatchell. It has forced the Church of England to begin a serious dialogue with the lesbian and gay community for the first time.

 

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