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Case work report – 2015

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1970s Gay Liberation Front challenged gender

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"I don't feel I have to choose between being a gay man and an #England fan," says Phil. But in #Qatar it is another story.

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#QatarAntiGay

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Conservatives urged to suspend MP facing rape allegations. Six Tory MPs have had the whip withdrawn or quit politics over allegations of misconduct in the past 18 months.
One backbencher is ordered to stay away from parliament after arrest for rape https://t.co/likYYgpEID

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