Foto: english.people.com.cn

Gay couple 'marries' in China

State media reported Jan.
 13 that a gay couple got "married" in a gay bar in Chengdu, China.

Foto: AP Photo/Paul Sakuma/scanpix

News analysis by Rex Wockner

Prop 8 federal trial continues in San Francisco

At press time,
 the trial in the federal lawsuit against Proposition 8 was continuing in U.S. District Court in San Francisco before Judge Vaughn Walker.

Foto: Rex Wockner

300 march on Hyatt as history convention crosses gay picket line

Close to 300 people staged a raucous demonstration at the Manchester Grand Hyatt hotel in San Diego on Jan.
 9 to protest the American Historical Association's decision to go ahead with its annual meeting there rather than honor the gay boycott of the hotel.

Foto: AP Photo/Armando Franca/Scanpix

US Soccer Head Coach Pia Sundhage comes out as gay

"There has been no problem for me to be openly gay as Head Coach in the USA team.," said soccer coach Pia Sundhage at Nyhetsmorgon,
 TV4 on Saturday morning.

Foto: Rex Wockner

Gay laws take effect in California

New laws that do good things for gays took effect in California Jan.
 1.

Foto: ilga Europe

Georgian gay group raided, gay leader held for two weeks

TBILISI. The gay group Inclusive Foundation was raided by police in Tbilisi,
 Georgia, Dec. 15 and the organization's leader, Paata Sabelashvili, was jailed for two weeks.

Foto: gaybelarus.by

Belarusian activists fined for picket at Iranian Embassy

MINSK. Three members of GayBelarus were fined a total of about $467 Dec.
 23 for picketing the Iranian Embassy in Minsk to protest Iran's treatment of gay people.

Foto: AP Photo/Cheryl Senter/Scanpix

Gays marry in N.H. at stroke of midnight

Five states down,
 45 and D.C. to go. Gays started marrying in New Hampshire on Jan. 1 at the stroke of midnight.

Christmas Eve homosexuality arrests in Senegal

SALY. Twenty-four men were arrested at a house in Saly,
 Senegal, on Christmas Eve for "homosexual activities," local media said.

Foto: Gobierno de Tierra del Fuego

Gay couple marries in Argentina

A gay male couple legally married in Argentina Dec.
 28.

Foto: ILGA Europe

EU treaty is first to ban discrimination against gays

The European Union's Treaty of Lisbon,
 which came into force Dec. 1, incorporates the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, the only international governmental document that bans discrimination based on sexual orientation.

Foto: Magnus Aronson/IKON

Lesbian bishop consecrated in Sweden

The Church of Sweden consecrated the world's first openly lesbian bishop in a mainstream denomination Nov.
 8.

Foto: AP Photo/Gerald Herbert/Scanpix

Obama ends HIV travel and immigration ban

President Barack Obama's administration published a rule Nov.
 2 that will end the U.S. ban on HIV-positive foreign visitors and immigrants. The change will take effect in January.

Welcome to QX Publishing

QX is the largest LGBT-media publisher in Scandinavia with QX Monthly, QX.se, Internet community Qruiser.com and QX online GayMap. QX also arranges the yearly GayGala-award, broadcasted on national television, and works with sponsorship for Stockholm Pride.

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QX Publishing started 1995 with the aim to create communication platforms for the LGBT-community in Scandinavia. Today QX publishes a Monthly magazine with a circulation of 32 000 (Controlled by TS/IFABC). The company also publishes the web site QX.se, covering entertainment news as well as political and cultural events. Approximately 100 000 unique visitors a week (TS/IFABC) surf to QX.se. The largest Scandinavian LGBT social community is also a part of QX Publishing. Qruiser.com has 104 000 active members, presented in Swedish, English, German, Danish, Norwegian and Finnish. We also arrange a yearly award-ceremony called GayGalan handing out prizes for LGBT-achievements, as well as being in close commercial partnership with Stockholm Pride/Europride 2008.
QX GayMap online is a guide to Scandinavia, and for Scandinavian LGBT travellers to gay friendly destinations around the world. The guide will be presented in connection with QX.se and Qruiser.com, making it available for the 100 000 plus visitors using the platforms.

QX Magazine

QX is a monthly magazine published in Swedish, with a circulation of 31 000 copies and is distributed free of charge.
QX can also be downloaded as PDF via website QX.se.
Editor in Chief, Anders Öhrman
Editors Magda Gad and Ronny Larsson
Download QX March 2010 here Older issues please visit QX Info pages in Swedish

QX.se

QX.se publishes entertainment, cultural and political news, of interest for a gay and gay friendly readership.
Approximately 100 000 unique visitors a week visit QX.se, making it the main provider of LGBT-related information in Sweden.
Editor in Chief, Jon Voss

Qruiser.com

Qruiser.com has 104 000 active members and 102 00 unique visitors a week and is the largest LGBTQ internet/social community in Scandinavia.
Qruiser.com is published in Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, German and English.
Community Editor, Jörgen Isaksson
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QX Event

And the winner is...
QX Event organises QX GayGala in February each year. A high end celebration of the LGBT-community. The gala was broadcasted on national television in 2004, 2006 and 2008. QX also arranges mingling, parties and social activities all year around and works with business partnership agreements for Stockholm Pride.

QX GayMap Stockholm-pocket sized issue

QX GayMap Stockholm is a printed summer guide in English to the Stockholm gay scene.
The printed map has a distribution of 40 000 copies and is published in May each year. GayMap Stockholm 2009

QX Shop

OnLine LGBT shop with Pins, Rainbow flags, books and jewellry. Available at QX.se/shop in Swedish and English.
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