India Needs Legislation for LGBTI Community

So, joining the Parkfield Community School at Birmingham in United Kingdom are four more schools putting an end to lessons on ‘Diversity and LGBT issues’, following complaints by parents. 

The Leigh Trust suspended the ‘No Outsiders’ project, which teaches tolerance of diverse groups, including those of different races, genders and sexual orientation, until an agreement with parents had been reached.

The Indian Supreme Court Ruling on Section 377

On 11 December 2013, the Indian Supreme Court restored an 1861 law banning gay sex.

A corrective move by the Indian Supreme Court in overturning an “over-reaching verdict” passed by a Delhi High Court vis-à-vis the “constitutional validity” of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code is being flayed publicly as usual.

The deafening outrage is the loudest from within India and beyond from among Indian expatriates, non-resident Indians and self-styled authorities on Indian systems.