Video - Human Rights Watch compiles clips of homophobic violence in Russia.

Video - Human Rights Watch compiles clips of homophobic violence in Russia.Read the full story here.

Pakistani women say ‘I do’ in UK’s first Muslim lesbian wedding.

Pakistani women say ‘I do’ in UK’s first Muslim lesbian wedding.(AA).

Two Pakistan women are believed to have become the first Muslim lesbian couple to tie the knot in a civil ceremony in the UK, British press reported on Sunday.

Rehana Kausar, 34, and Sobia Kamar, 29, former students in the UK, applied for political asylum following their marriage at the registry office in Leeds earlier this month, The Independent reported.
“This country allows us rights and it’s a very personal decision that we have taken. It’s no one’s business as to what we do with our personal lives,” Kausar was quoted as telling the Birmingham-based Sunday Mercury newspaper.
The couple reportedly told the registrar during the ceremony that they met 3 years ago while studying business and health care management at Birmingham and were living together in South Yorkshire for about a year.
Relatives of the couple said that the women have received threats of death both in the UK and from their opponents in Pakistan, where these kinds of relationships are considered illegal by law.
Homosexuality is strictly forbidden in Islam.
A relative told the Sunday Mercury: “The couple did not have an Islamic marriage ceremony, known as a nikah, as they could not find an imam to conduct what would have been a controversial ceremony. They have been very brave throughout as our religion does not condone homosexuality.”
In recent years in Britain, some Muslim gay and lesbian couples have opted for a nikah, an Islamic matrimonial contract, but this contract is not recognized in the UK unless accompanied by a civil ceremony, The Independent reported.Read the full story here.

Video - "Politically Correct Poker" - A lesbian walks into a Muslim barbershop and asks for a men's haircut...

Hmmm......So should Muslim Doctors only treat Male Patients?Should Muslim emergency crews only tend to Men?Should Muslim Dentists only Tend to men?I think Canada has more then a haircut to loose here.

Some Saudi women turn to each other for sexual gratification

Some Saudi women turn to each other for sexual gratification.(BM).RIYADH: In a man’s world of domination and hegemony, some women in Saudi Arabia are turning to each other between the sheets in order to feel sexually gratified. A group of young university-age women in the ultra-conservative Gulf country, all married, told Bikyamasr.com that their husbands are rarely around and have found love in the arms of their female friends. “Our husbands are always traveling, going to Southeast Asia and other countries so we know what is going on with them and when they come back they abuse us, so we have kind of fallen in love with each other,” Sumaiya, a 23-year-old mother of a two-year-old little boy, told Bikyamasr.com in her upscale Riyadh flat.
She says that her “girlfriend,” also married and 24-year-old Razan will come around almost daily. They both blush as they give a few details of how their relationship began. “We both just started venting to each other about how horrible our husbands are and how they mistreat us,” began Razan. “After our friendship grew over the past few years, we began to watch movies together and have a few drinks while we did so.” They said one evening, with their children at Sumaira’s parents’ home, the two decided to watch a pornographic film together. They didn’t really know what to expect, they said. “We were just watching and the first scene we saw were two women having sex. They looked so into each other. That’s when it happened,” Razan admitted, turning her head slightly away in apparent embarrassment.
The two said that they decided to emulate the women on the film, stripping naked and indulging in each other. It was a spur of the moment act, they both admitted, but since then have been having sexual escapades together. “Just having someone who cares about each other, our bodies and what we want is loving enough. I couldn’t imagine living here and being treated the way I do without her,” Razan said, gripping her lover’s hand. Both admitted, however, that since an early age they had feelings toward other women, but in the ultra-conservative Saudi culture, where homosexuality is forbidden, they pushed their thoughts and emotions aside, marrying at a young age and starting a family. “We have so many female friends who are fed up with their husbands’ actions that are in similar relationships. Our husbands don’t know and probably don’t care, so it is okay for us,” Sumaira argued. They consider themselves lesbians and while they would never publicly state the fact, they hope that in the future, as Saudi society begins to open up, women in the country will have more rights and be able to feel loved, by whomever they desire.“I think this is an important time for Saudi. We are women who are suffering. We are lucky we found each other, but other girls are not in the same place and continue to suffer because of our society. This is un-Islamic,” Razan added.Read the full story here.

Will Superman be gay?But, but what will happen to Lois Lane?Will she become a Lesbian or will she die?

Will Superman be gay?But, but what will happen to Lois Lane?Will she become a Lesbian or will she die?(Fox).Honchos at Superman's comic book home, DC Comics, said this weekend that one of their most identifiable (but as of yet unnamed) straight characters will soon be coming out of the closet, according to a report. At the Kapow Comic Convention held last weekend in London, DC co-publisher Dan DiDio said the publisher would be reintroducing a previously existing character who would now be “one of our most prominent gay characters," the website BleedingCool.com reports. Didio said DC's position had shifted on the subject since he said in an interview last year that any homosexual characters would be new introductions, and that none of their existing characters' sexual orientations would shift. DC vice president Bob Wayne likened DC's change in tune to President Obama's shift on gay marriage, explaining that DC's policy “has evolved,” the report says.Hmmmmm......Seems the world'evolves' around Obama?Read the full story here.