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Pakistan Blocks First Gay Website Queerpk, Deeming It 'Un-Islamic'

Major Setback For Gay Rights In Pakistan?
Agence France Presse
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Pakistan's Internet watchdog has blocked the deeply conservative Muslim country's first website aimed at gay people, saying it was "against Islam".

The queerpk.com site, set up to help members of Pakistan's homosexual and transgender community socialise and share experiences, was shut down on Wednesday.

A spokesman for the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority said they had halted access to the site after complaints from Internet users.

"We blocked the website under the law because its content was against Islam and norms of Pakistani society," said spokesman Kamran Ali.

Homosexuality is illegal in Pakistan.

Queerpk.com's moderator, who asked not to be named, said he would not challenge the ban in the courts for fear of a "negative reaction".

"We wanted to provide a platform for people who are being abandoned by society because of their sexual likes," he told AFP.

"I was not hopeful about the future of the website, I was convinced that sooner or later it would be banned."

He said the site had a mix of members, with 44 percent identifying themselves as female and 56 as males.

A recent study by the Pew Research Center found that Pakistan was among the least tolerant of homosexuality among 39 countries surveyed.

In 2011 a gay pride celebration at the US embassy in Islamabad provoked angry reaction across the country.

But in tribal societies in Pakistan's northwestern border areas there is an ancient custom of tolerated, albeit secret, sexual relationships between men and young boys.

Copyright (2013) AFP. All rights reserved.

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From Keli Stooksberry: The picture on the right is my friend Courtney talking to protesters. The picture on the left is of my partner DeAnna and I kissing in front of the protesters.This was my second pride and the first interaction with protesters. I was not surprised but still overwhelmed by their presence in such a wonderful and uplifting celebration. My friend Courtney had one of them speechless by the end of their conversation not by throwing obscenities his way but rather using her knowledge of scripture. Again, I was not surprised that the man she spoke with had no more knowledge of the bible than the words written on his sign but it was priceless to see him have nothing left to say because Courtney was right! (credit:User Submitted)
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Indianapolis, Indiana(23 of95)
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Los Angeles (26 of95)
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Toronto, Canada (27 of95)
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Denver, Colorado (40 of95)
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Washington, D.C. (45 of95)
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Phoenix (46 of95)
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Providence, Rhode Island(48 of95)
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Los Angeles (53 of95)
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California Attorney General Kamala Harris speaking at the Getty House during the Mayor's Garden Party kicking off Pride in Los Angeles: "I am a daughter of parents who met when they fought for civil rights in the '60s. I would not be standing here if people did not live and die in a courageous fight to defend everyone's civil rights."
New York City(54 of95)
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Gerald McCullouch and Benjamin Soloman enjoy the Barefoot Wine Pride Kick Off Celebration on June 20. (credit:Jason Rodgers)
Long Beach, California (55 of95)
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From Albert D'Orazio: "I attended my first ever Gay Pride event at Long Beach, CA on May 20. It was fun. Pretty damn tame compared to what I hear what goes on at Mardi Gras.It was awesome to celebrate diversity and to commemorate our struggle as a minority and to celebrate the rights we achieved." (credit:User Submitted)
Zurich, Switzerland(56 of95)
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Federal Councillor Simonetta Sommaruga gives a speech at Zurich's pride celebration. (credit:User Submitted)
Providence, Rhode Island (57 of95)
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This is a picture of my girlfriend Bethany and me, Chelsea. Our shirts read "She's The Other Half Of My Rainbow." We went to our state's, Rhode Island, pride on Saturday, June 16. It was amazing. Everyone there kept telling us they loved our shirts, other LGBT couples told us their love stories, and even single ones saying they wish they had a love like ours. It made me so proud and happy to be out and happily in a gay relationship. (credit:User Submitted )
Houston(58 of95)
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From Emily Glynn: "Making friends and waiting for the parade!" (credit:User Submitted )
Key West, Florida(59 of95)
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From Marc: "Our first trip to Key West was for 2012 Pride. We were struck not only by the heat of the sun, but the hotness of the go-go boys, the warmth of the residents and the unique, laid back aura of the ConchRepublic. The celebration was impressive for a small town. It reminded us of a miniature version of Chicago's Pride, which we enjoyed last year. This pic was taken during the Pride parade." (credit:User Submitted)
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Tel Aviv, Israel (61 of95)
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Minneapolis (62 of95)
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From Angelique: "In the picture is myself and Regan as we held signs at the Minneapolis Pride 2012 June 24th parade. My four kids (ages 14, 9, 8 and 5) and I had a great time cheering on the entire LGBT community while supporting my gay dads -- their grandparents! They are PROUD to have two grandpas and it was wonderful to celebrate their love and commitment to each other and to show our support to the LGBT community." (credit:User Submitted )
Boston(63 of95)
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From Alexis Hoffman. (credit:User Submitted)
Chicago (64 of95)
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From Kathleen Keaty: "Pride Chicago was a family affair this year! Myself, in the blue striped dress, my 3 children, my niece Amanda and her partner, Jamie, My Uncle George and his partner, Scottie, and cousins Brittany, Kevin, and Sarah!" (credit:User Submitted)
Boston(65 of95)
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From Carlos: "Here I am with my partner Mike Burns." (credit:User Submitted )
New York City (66 of95)
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From Eva Chavela. (credit:User Submitted)
Minneapolis(67 of95)
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From Chuck Peterson. (credit:User Submitted )
Los Angeles (68 of95)
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From Randall Reynolds: "This photo was taken on the evening of June 7. The fresh paint reflecting the night lights created a beautiful scene, and I happily complimented the city workers who had just finished the job. I hope the City of West Hollywood makes the 'Pridewalk' an annual part of LA Pride!" (credit:User Submitted )
Columbus, Ohio(69 of95)
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From Scioto County Storm Chaser Center. (credit:User Submitted )
Denver, Colorado(70 of95)
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From John Kelly: "With DADT now history, the Colorado GLBT Color Guard was joined by Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper in leading Denver's 2012 Pride Parade. The Color Guard is presented the the Rocky Mountain Chapter of Veterans Rights. The group was co-founded by John J. Kelly and Sergeant of the Guard, Army Patoon Sergeant Luiza Fritz. The Color Guard is made up of recent veterans from the Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force." (credit:User Submitted )
San Francisco (71 of95)
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From De Kwok: "This photo showed a joyous woman and her sign in favor of Gay Marriage at the San Francisco Pride Parade 2012." (credit:User Submitted )
Seoul, South Korea(72 of95)
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From Nate Meyer: "Homosexuality is not very well accepted here but that did not stop this small celebration from having a small voice." (credit:User Submitted)
Chicago (73 of95)
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From Bobby Mcmillin: "This year it was absolutely nuts, the neighborhood was more alive then I've ever seen, and half naked boys running around always helps any sun drenched event!" (credit:User Submitted )
Indianapolis (74 of95)
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From Jake Sheehy: "Me, my friend Dee and her girlfriend Jen over looking the American Legion Mall at Indianapolis Pride 2012." (credit:User Submitted )
New York City (75 of95)
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From Jason and Tony, who were celebrating Pride outside of Stonewall Inn in NYC: "Residents of Maryland, we are looking forward to our Fall 2013 nuptials." (credit:User Submitted )
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From Hannah Rosenbaum: "Here is a photograph taken of myself and my girlfriend Cynthia Stewart at the Pride Parade in NYC yesterday!" (credit:User Submitted )
Houston (78 of95)
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From Jesse Hudgens.
Chicago(79 of95)
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From Kelly Green: "Having the best time ever in Chicago, Illinois supporting our rights!" (credit:User Submitted )
San Francisco (80 of95)
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From Christopher Russell: "My friend president shar and i attended this years pride. It was my first SF pride ever and the diversity was amazing." (credit:User Submitted )
Huntsville, Alabama(81 of95)
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Seattle (82 of95)
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From Jeremy Bradon Rothschild. (credit:User Submitted)
New York City (83 of95)
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Pals Mark Pasnik, David Smith and Gary Riotto celebrate Pride in New York. (credit:User Submitted )
Merida, Mexico(84 of95)
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From Memo Macas. (credit:User Submitted)
Los Angeles (85 of95)
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From Beth (with her partner Ian): "We had such a great time at this event. Everyone was so happy and so welcoming and warm. And people got a big kick out of my homemade unicorn outfit. I thought a rainbow unicorn was a great symbol for Pride, and the costume was a fun way to show that I am an ally and a supporter of gay rights!" (credit:User Submitted )
Chicago(86 of95)
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From Marisa: "First time I went to Pride (and marched in it). I knew it was coming, yet I couldn't help be blown away by the churches shouting hate from a megaphone. Thankfully surrounding the hate rhetoric were other churches apologizing for the hate and offering love and inclusion." (credit:User Submitted)
New York City (87 of95)
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Here are the ladies of Lucky Cheng's restaurant at this years NYC pride 2012. The sense of community on pride (especially in NYC) is amazing!! (credit:User Submitted )
Chicago(88 of95)
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From Steven Bourgeois: "My partner and I were fortunate enough this year to actually participate. We were asked to drive the car for the Grand Marshal, Evan Wolfson and his partner Cheng He." (credit:User Submitted)
New York City (89 of95)
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Happy Pride from Time Warner Cable. (credit:User Submitted )
New York City (90 of95)
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From Eriq: "As a gay man, my journey to love God and come to terms with my sexuality has been one of the toughest in my life. A journey of being told that "God hates fags" or "You're going to hell" and even "God doesn't love you", finally ended when I found Park Avenue Christian Church -- an open and affirming church in NYC, where we embrace the divinity of difference. Everyday I thank God for each and every one in our growing community at The Park, they have been an inspiration to me -- expressing an unconditional love and showing endless support. I will continue to pray that God changes the hearts of those that are not only filled with hatred, but that teach hatred -- God doesn't hate anyone, God loves EVERYONE! Park Avenue Christian Church, where we #EmbraceDifference." (credit:User Submitted )
New York City (91 of95)
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Here's a picture of me, Todd Tif Fernandez (right), and partner Giovanni Miranda (left) holding the "Seek Full Equality" banner on 5th Avenue in NYC Pride on June 24th, 2012. (credit:User Submitted)
Minneapolis (92 of95)
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From Blake Bailes (in neon): "Here is my friend and I at Minneapolis, Minnesota Pride on Sunday. Totally worth the 48 hours of being in Minneapolis and the 12 hour car trip from Kansas City to be there with my family of friends." (credit:User Submitted )
Minneapolis (93 of95)
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From Kay Hansen. (credit:User Submitted )
New York City (94 of95)
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From Morgan & Marilyn: "My partner and I accidentally ended up riding in the parade last year on our Vespa, and we had the time of our lives. So much so that when pride time rolled around this year, I made sure to sign us up to ride with the New York Sirens motor cycle club. Our neighbor is a photographer for one of the local papers and snapped this great shot! We had an absolute BLAST! We will continue to lead the parade from now on!"
Santa Fe, New Mexico (95 of95)
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From Frank X: "We staged a primary care center on our parade float. I work for Southwest CARE Center (HIV/AIDS medical facility) and we are expanding and opening Santa Fe's first ever GLBTQ primary care center in the fall!" (credit:User Submitted )
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