'Being gay was portrayed as a scandal and shame': George Michael's journey to LGBT activist
He was outed by the press in 1998, and went on to become a major supporter of HIV campaigns
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He was outed by the press in 1998, and went on to become a major supporter of HIV campaigns
Now that the first shock has abated, TheJournal.ie columnist Larry Donnelly ponders on a world post-Trump victory.
The report states that more research is needed to enable draw any conclusion into possible health risks.
The IAPI says that staff reduction hasn’t been as bad as feared.
The Pakistani government brought in tough new penalties in a bid to stop the dozens of acid attacks which take place every year.
Ideas such as a social-media-led mystery holiday won the gongs for all-island tourism body.
Azza Hilal Ahmad Suleiman’s story is one of 12 the human rights group wants to highlight – and get help with – before 2012 is out.
O’Connell is to join the Concern Worldwide London office, working with the fundraising, marketing and policy, communications and campaigns teams on ‘special projects’.
Multimedia campaigns, networking events, online pitches and a ‘Hire Me’ t-shirt: David Wogan decided to treat his job search as a mass-marketing project.
Johnny Chatterton of Change.org argues that ‘clicktivism’ might not cure all the world’s ills in one go but online campaigns are helping shift the balance of power.
We asked TheJournal.ie’s users to put forward their questions about what the Fiscal Compact actually MEANS and we would get straightforward answers. Here’s how we got on.
Your evening round-up of the day’s biggest news stories, as well as the bits and pieces you may have missed…
“One serial hypocrite exposed…now another has emerged.” Ooooh…sounds like a good movie.
This morning, Fianna Fail, Fine Gael and Labour dusted down the soapboxes as they give green light to first day of electioneering.