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Italy is catching up on LGBT rights

Italy’s Parliament on Tuesday approved a rule which will allow gay MPs to extend their healthcare benefits to their partners.

The decision to extend the benefits follows a request by centre-left Democratic Party MP Ivan Scalfarotto, reports Ansa. It was described as “very positive” by left-wing deputy Alessandro Zan, who said it ”annuls an unjustified discrimination in regards to gay and lesbian parliamentarians who request it”.

Zan went further to call for the wide application of the same principle to all same-sex couples in Italy, saying that it should not be limited just to government employment.

“This is an important decision because it sanctions a principle of equality. That same principle which has to be extended to everyone and which explains why it is urgent to have laws on gay couples,” Zan said.

“This right can’t be only a privilege for MPs. There are many gay and lesbian couples who are waiting for rights” he continued.

Other politicians, such as Sergio Lo Giudice, a Senator, agreed that the benefits should be made law across Italy.

He said: ”Now I expect that the same will happen in the Senate, where I requested that my health coverage be extended also to my husband Michele.

“Today’s decision has to become a reference point for the approval of a law which recognizes equal rights to same-sex couples, as requested to the Parliament by the Constitutional Court”.

The issue was already put before Parliament by then MP Anna Paola Concia, but a decision on it was never reached.

On Monday, a candidate to become mayor of Rome on Monday promised that he would issue same-sex civil unions in the city, if he is elected.

Italy does not currently legally recognise any kind of same-sex unions.

The gay governor of Italy’s Puglia region, Nichi Vendola, recently said that he is afraid to go out alone at night in Rome.

The openly gay Italian Governor also said that he would like to have the “right” to get married to his partner in front of his “community and family.”

Last week, less than 24 hours after being sworn in as a member of Italy’s new coalition government, a junior equalities minister was removed from her post for saying that gay people invite discrimination by “ghettoising” themselves.

Thanks to Pink News which has lots of other LGBT reports

Isle of Man needs Equality Law NOW!

A gay couple from the Isle of Man are calling for a change in the law after being refused rental accommodation on the basis of their sexual orientation.

Kira Izzard and Laura Cull, from Douglas, said they were shocked to discover there was no legislation to protect them from discrimination.

The couple have subsequently launched a petition calling for the introduction of the UK's Equality Act 2010.

The online campaign has gathered the support of nearly a thousand people.

Chief Minister of the Isle of Man, Allan Bell said: "I am extremely disappointed that this type of ugly, outdated prejudice survives after all the work that has been done over the past 20 years or so to make the island a more tolerant place.

"I do believe that our society today is generally much more tolerant than it used to be. But this incident shows that there are still isolated pockets of bigotry that can only be tackled through legislation.

"An Equality Bill, based on the UK Equality Act 2010, is already in the drafting process and will deal with discrimination of this kind. I have asked that preparation of this legislation be accelerated."

After being refused the rental agreement, Ms Izzard and Ms Cull, who are due to enter into a civil partnership later this year, were told by the Citizen's Advice Bureaux that the landlord was acting within the law.

Homosexuality on the Isle of Man

Homosexuality was illegal under Isle of Man law until 1992
The age of consent was initially set at 21 but has since been lowered to 16
Civil partnerships were legalised in the Isle of Man in April 2011 which also gave same-sex couples the right to adopt

"I was so shocked to hear this and felt sick, said Ms Cull.

"I didn't know where to go or what to do as I didn't have a legal leg to stand on so after speaking with my partner Kira we thought that the only thing we could do was to share our story with as many people as possible and try and raise awareness that on this beautiful island that we call home we can still be treated this way."

A spokesperson from the estate agents working on behalf of the couple, Harmony Homes, said the company was "disappointed" they were turned down as a same sex couple.

Rob McDowall, who chairs the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender network (LGBT), has subsequently written to each of the island's politicians to raise his concerns.

In response, Member of the House of Keys (the directly elected lower branch of the Isle of Man parliament), Phil Gawne said: "I am shocked to note that our legislation allows such things to happen here and will do what I can to work with colleagues to ensure that such discrimination cannot take place in the future."

Fellow MHK Brenda Cannell said: "I am shocked, to say the least, that such things are apparently allowed in such situations.

"I feel sure that government will now turn its attention to addressing this outrageous situation and will, with all due speed, consider the required legislation to prevent this type of situation from happening again."

With thanks to BBC News