The Informer

12 May 2019

Good news from Brunei, helping LGBTIQ+ kids with cancer, and why doesn’t homophobia get you dumped as a candidate?

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There’s good news from Brunei, as the death penalty is now off the cards. We learn from the Guardian’s Paul Karp why homophobia isn’t enough to get candidates at the Federal election dropped. And Ian Muchamore finds out about a new resource for LGBTIQ+ young people fighting cancer.

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