Congratulations to friend of the Gay Games Claire Harvey! Following a spinal cord injury in February 2008, Claire captained the Paralympics GB women’s Sitting Volleyball team.in London 2012. Claire is the only openly lesbian GB paralympian in the media. During … Continue reading
The university hospitals of Montpellier and Nice have carried out a study for the International Olympic Committee and the IAAF. They looked at the DNA of four women athletes from the 2012 Olympics who showed high levels of natural testosterone, … Continue reading
Back in August 2012, Vikram Phukan wrote in India’s Mid-Day on Pride House, coming out, LGBT Olympians, and more: Now that the London Olympics are done and dusted, albeit with a hi-tech display of British kitsch in the finale (but … Continue reading
The patron of this year’s 10th Anniversary TIP Paris International Tournament is Paralympic medalist Marie-Amélie Le Fur. She’s interviewed on Yagg.com, where she explains that she accepted to support an LGBT event because she wants to fight against all forms … Continue reading
Our friend Annie Sugier from the Comité Atlanta Plus was interviewed by the sports division of the French public broadcasting group during the 2012 Olympics. For an unknown reason, the interview has only just now been published. Présidente de la … Continue reading
From Pink News, a report on comments made by a leading UK politician on out athletes (h/t Lindsay England): The Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow MP, has spoken out on the importance of supporting athletes in coming … Continue reading
The TIP Paris International Tournament is celebrating its 10th anniversary this spring. The patron for this year’s edition is Marie-Amélie Le Fur, who won several medals in track at the 2012 Paralympic Games (gold in the 100m, silver in the … Continue reading
We are pleased to share (a bit belatedly!) the follow up on an initiative supported by the FGG to ensure equality in access and practice of sport between men and women, free of religious pressure and interference: London, July 27 … Continue reading
