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Revue de presse - Octobre 2004

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1er octobre

• Lesbian couple to tackle marriage law (The Leader-Post Regina)
• Should churches get out of civil marriages? (The Daily News Halifax)
• Gay couple picks up their marriage licence (The Daily News Halifax)
• Pédé comme un phoque? (L'actualité)
• Mariage gai; La Chambre rejette à son tour le plan Bush (Le Soleil)
• Same-Sex Marriage Amendment Fails in House (The New York Times)
• FA Lends Support To Gay Play (Edmonton Sun)

2 octobre

• Les faussaires de la filiation (Le Monde)
• Bank program backs homosexual rights (The Guardian)
• MPs pass buck on gay marriage (Times Colonist Victoria)
• It was an issue of rights (Toronto Star)
• Spain may allow same-sex marriages: Adoptions also considered (Calgary Herald)
• Le mariage en Cour suprême (Le Devoir)

3 octobre

• Layton criticizes same-sex stalling (Toronto Star)

4 octobre

• Le gouvernement espagnol propose une légalisation totale du mariage homosexuel (Le Monde)
• Une arme anti-discriminations (L'express)
• Cauchon takes stand on social issues (Toronto Star)
• Same-sex Marriage Christianity hangs in balance (Globe and Mail)
• Cauchon presses Liberals on same-sex marriage, pot (Globe and Mail)

5 octobre

• The Reliable Source (The Washington Post)
• Un an de prison pour homosexualité (La Tribune)
• No excuse for delays (Toronto Star)
• Supreme Court appointment emotional moment for Abella (The Guardian Charlottetown)

6 octobre

• Discriminations : une Autorité sans autorité (Le Monde)
• Louisiana constitutional amendment (Washington Post)
• Sierra Leone: Prominent Gay Activist Killed (New York Times)
• Justice; Opponents, supporters of same-sex marriage gear up for today's Supreme Court hearing (The New Brunswick Telegraph Journal)
• Firms against anti-gay singers (Toronto Star)
• 'Principle' will survive court scrutiny: Cotler (Toronto Star)
• Years of living dangerously (Toronto Star)
• Q & A (Toronto Star)
• La Cour suprême amorce ses audiences sur le mariage gai (Le Droit)
• Who guards the law? (Calgary Herald)
• Can this marriage be saved? (Globe and Mail)

7 octobre

• True affront to democracy: taxation without equality (The Saint John Telegraph-Journal)
• Judges wonder why gov't dragged court into same-sex row (The StarPhoenix Saskatoon)
• Glaxo Tailors Events For Gay Consumers (The New York Times)
• Census Portrait Of Gay Couples Who Are Black (The New York Times)
• Audiences sur les mariages gais; Journée historique à la Cour suprême (La Presse)
• T.O. Pair Fights For All Gays No Settling Down Until Issue Settled (Toronto Sun)
• Stop passing the buck (National Post)
• Same-sex Marriage Support for same-sex marriage still split (Globe and Mail)

8 octobre

• Trois skinheads jugés à Reims pour le meurtre d'un homosexuel (Le Monde)
• Initiative On Hate Crimes Scrapped (The Washington Post)
• Supreme Court judges pull no punches (Edmonton Journal)
• Marriage goes to court (Edmonton Journal)
• Mariage gai: l'Alberta s'oppose à l'intervention d'Ottawa (La Presse)
• Une question de trop (Le Droit)
• Des ex-prostitués se racontent (Le Soleil)
• Gay marriage: For or against? (Vancouver Sun)
• Caught in the court (Globe and Mail)
• Scientists debunk early gene research (Canada Wire)

9 octobre 2004

• Les embrouilleurs de filiation (Le Monde)
• Pour une Journée mondiale de lutte contre l'homophobie (Le Monde)
• Iraq triggered U.S.-Vatican split (Vancouver Sun)
• Supreme presumptions (Calgary Herald)
• Under God, but divisible: Where different categories of Christians stand on social issues. (The New York Times)
• 'Die-in' to protest death penalty (Montreal Gazette)
• Toronto aussi courtise les gais...; ...mais envie encore Montréal (La Presse)
• Gay puck tourney largest of kind (Toronto Star)
• Gays being scapegoated (Hamilton Spectator)
• Prepare For The End Of Marriage (Toronto Sun)
• Equal rights, but no marriage for gay couples, official argues (National Post)

10 octobre 2004

• Politics and the Pulpit: The Church Is a Place for Dialogue, Not Decree (The Washington Post)
• Marriage just a word (The Daily News Halifax)
• A League Of Their Own The Toronto Gay Hockey Association Breaks Down Many Of Hockey's Stereotypes (Toronto Sun)
• Out of the Closet, Into the Classroom (The New York Times)
• A Detour Before Dying (The New York Times)
• A seize ans; Pas facile de trouver une compagne pour une fille (Progrès Dimanche)

11 octobre 2004

• What tolerance should be about (The Fredericton Daily Gleaner)
• Stripped of limits, marriage is nothing (National Post)
• 'Fifi' warning costs salesman $1,000: Human Rights (Montreal Gazette)
• Casting light on gay marriage (Ottawa Citizen)

12 octobre 2004

• Les propos de M. Buttiglione sur les femmes et les homosexuels provoquent un tollé à gauche (Le Monde)
• Hamm ignores Carey's plea to stop gay marriage (The Daily News Halifax)
• Gay competitors prefer Outgames (Montreal Gazette)
• Gay men found to be ignoring AIDS risk: Survey finds unprotected sex on rise (The Kingston Whig-Standard)

13 octobre 2004

• Un rugbyman publie les courriers d'insultes adressés à Noël Mamère après l'union homosexuelle de Bègles (Le Monde)
• Homosexuality may be caused by birth order, maternal genes (The Province)
• Denying gays right to marry dangerous step (The StarPhoenix Saskatoon)
• Standing up for religious freedom (National Post)

14 octobre 2004

• Le cas Buttiglione provoque un scandale en Italie (Le Monde)
• Mention of Gay Daughter a Cheap Trick, Lynne Cheney Says (The Washington Post)
• Activist judges adopt odd stance (The StarPhoenix Saskatoon)
• Vingt-cinq ans de droits et libertés (Le Nouvelliste)
• 'A' pride on the rise as asexuals seek approval: Study finds 1% of adults (National Post)

16 octobre

• Le secret de Pascal (La Presse)
• Ex-Inmate's Suit Offers View Into Sexual Slavery in Prisons (The New York Times)
• Play It Straight (The New York Times)
• Lionized, then shunned: Ex-hostage a prisoner of local homophobia (Montreal Gazette)

17 octobre

• What goes up: dealing with unwanted erections (The Daily News Halifax)
• Nova Scotia's first gay wedding takes place (The Daily News Halifax)
• En croisade contre le mariage gai (La Presse)
• Cachez cette lesbienne... (La Presse)
• Paying The Way For Gays Club Offers Free Wedding For Same-Sex Couple (Winnipeg Sun)
• Progressive American Muslims push for reinterpretation of Islam (The Telegram St. John's)
• Referendum suggested for gay marriage; NDP leader walking on dangerous ground (The Telegram St. John's)

18 octobre

• Royal Bank cancels sticker component of controversial `Safe Space' campaign (CPW)
• Le retour de l'homophobie? (L'Express)
• Gay, lesbian youth face big pressures (The Leader-Post Regina)
• Defection, sexuality haven't hurt Brison (Toronto Star)
• Out And About! Few Athletes Admit They're Gay (Toronto Sun)

19 octobre

• Anglican report critical of same-sex unions (Edmonton Journal)
• Poser's Guide to Alfred Kinsey (Toronto Star)
• Court Should Just Uphold Law That's There (The London Free Press)
• Mementos of Wilde's Toronto lover to be sold (Toronto Star)

20 octobre

• Pédale dure (Le Monde)
• Vatican Is Alarmed by Political Trend In Europe (The Washington Post)

21 octobre

• Award recipient feels vindicated (The Fredericton Daily Gleaner)
• Le Vatican s'inquiète de ne devenir qu'un groupe de pression parmi d'autres en Europe (Le Monde)

22 octobre

• Homosexualité : manifeste pour l'adoption (Le Monde)
• Gay unions not marriage (The StarPhoenix Saskatoon)
• Et le Booker Prize va à... (Le Devoir)
• Gay Episcopal bishop reaches out to conservatives, doesn't regret election (The New Brunswick Telegraph Journal)
• Daughter needs more help than magic spell (The Guardian Charlottetown)
• Double Standard Threat To Church Freedom (Calgary Sun)
• States ask voters to define marriage (Globe and Mail)

23 octobre

• Taking pride in the nation's capital (Toronto Star)
• Enjeux; Le mariage homosexuel (Le Quotidien)
• God And Sex (The New York Times)

24 octobre

• The O'Reilly Factor For Lesbians (The New York Times)
• What's So Gay About American Music? (The New York Times)
• Growing Up With Mom & Mom (The New York Times)
• 'Husband, wife' wording infuriates gay couples (The Daily News Halifax)
• Gay activists lose complaint against Elsie Wayne (The Telegram)
• Pronunciation of vowels reveals if a person is gay: report (Ottawa Citizen)
• Editorial - Same sex, different viewpoints (Winnipeg Free Press)

25 octobre

• Les fâcheux impairs de l'Eglise (L'Express)

26 octobre

• Non à Buttiglione (Le Monde)
• Wedding words questioned (The Telegram)
• Health Officials Put Safer-Sex Message Online (The New York Times)

27 octobre

• Jean-Luc Romero (UMP) gagne en appel contre le magazine qui avait révélé son homosexualité (Le Monde)
• Homeless Gays Fight For Right To Snuggle (Calgary Sun)

28 octobre

• E.U. Commission Team Recalled After Discord (Washington Post)
• Churches Key To Mich. Fight On Gay Marriage (Washington Post)
• Spotlight on lesbians and cancer (The Kingston Whig-Standard)
• Nigerian president backs Anglican church's condemnation of homosexuality (National Post)
• Désaveu pour le nouveau président de la Commission européenne (La Presse)
• Discretionary Income Study to reveal gay, lesbian spending clout (Globe and Mail)

29 octobre

• Figures interlopes de la Belle Epoque (Le Monde)
• Marriage and Politics (The New York Times)
• Gai passage à Saugatuck (Le Quotidien)

30 octobre

• Gay, irreverent, provocative -- you get the General Idea (Vancouver Sun)
• Cowell dismisses gay claim (Edmonton Journal)
• Morality no longer a force that binds (The Moncton Times and Transcript)
• Marriage Between Gays Becomes Issue In Campaigns (The New York Times)
• Sandals changes company policy to allow same-sex partners at couples-only resorts (National Post)
• Crowned in room he once cleaned: Reluctant king vows to devote'body, soul'to Cambodia (National Post)
• Post and modern From gay marriage to the mosh pit, there are new reasons to read etiquette (Globe and Mail)
  

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