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| News and Views |
Political God-botherers – the religious beliefs of some leading politicians. |
| Bournemouth weekend – plans for GALHA’s 1997 weekend gathering. |
| Amnesty International Report – Breaking the Silence. |
| IHEU appointment – a new Executive Director for the International Humanist and Ethical Union. |
| GALHA E-Mail Register – a new electronic equivalent of GALHA’s contact/hospitality list. |
| LSG anniversary – Peter Danning reports on the 20th birthday of Ligo De Samseksamaj Geesperantistoj. |
| World Watch – news from United States, Portugal, Iceland, and Israel. |
| Obituary |
Obituary for Rodger Alder. |
| Web Watch |
Brett Humphreys looks at the Alan Turing Website. |
| Features |
Porn, Politics and Partying – Ted McFadyen comments on Diesel Balaam’s Two Cheers for the Anti-Gay Gay Movement and Neal Cavalier-Smith’s Arresting Developments in the previous issue. |
| Discovering Humanism – David, a gay Ugandan, recounts his personal path from Christianity to Humanism. |
| Science, ‘Gay Genes’, and the ‘Third Sex’ – Udo Schüklenk sets out the case against etiological research on sexual orientation. |
| We’re Still Waiting – Allen Windsor reflects on this year’s Oscars. |
| The Best Drag Show of the Year – Sukie de la Croix gives his views on leather and S&M. |
| CD |
Jonathan Sanders reviews Hyperion’s recent edition of Camille Saint-Saëns’ songs. |
| Video |
George Broadhead reviews The Sum Of Us, directed by Kevin Dowling and Geoff Burton. |
| Leni Miller reviews Costa Brava, written and directed by Marta Balletbò-Coll. |
| Books |
Diesel Balaam reviews Assertively Gay, by Terry Sanderson. |
| Antony Grey reviews Heterosexual Dictatorship, by Patrick Higgins. |
| Christina Lamb reviews How to Defend Yourself in Court, by Michael Randle. |
| Postbag |
An accolade for G&LH and Boyfriends; a plea from Yugoslavia; and a correction to World Watch. |