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The Bermuda Police Service is not investigating the presentation made by Washington speaker Ayo Kimathi which has been labelled a “hate speech” by some sections of the community. Commissioner of Police Michael DeSilva said that officers would have t...

As the Island starts a dialogue on same-sex marriage, campaigner Tony Brannon — whose petition initiated Bermuda’s public discussions — said he would like the matter to be brought swiftly before Parliament for a decision. “I think there are people th...

Dear Sir, It was sad to have my impressions confirmed that the event hosted at the Liberty Theatre recently would be speech promoting hate. What is especially disturbing is that Bermudians of stout Christian faith are so silent on matters of the ...

Organisations associated with promoting Ayo Kimathi’s speech condemning homosexuals and interracial marriage have distanced themselves from the Washington speaker — saying they believed the presentation would be about African history. The speech by M...

Voices from either side of the deep divide over same-sex marriage exchanged views last night at an emotionally charged but civil opening debate on the issue. A crowd of more than 200 packed the Berkeley Institute’s auditorium for a forum that communi...

Cabinet minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin has condemned “hate speech” after a presentation at a packed Liberty Theatre denouncing homosexuals and interracial marriage. Washington speaker Ayo Kimathi, who publicly endorses the mass killing of white peo...

Dear Sir, A marriage is meant to be between a man and a woman. This has been the law for centuries and should not be interfered with. That said, there should be no problem with civil unions between same-sex couples. Let’s go for it. ARCY DUBYA

Equal rights campaigners and members of the LGBT community have called on Bermuda’s politicians to stand up and take a stance on same-sex marriage. They were speaking ahead of a series of information sessions organised by Patricia Gordon-Pamplin, the...

Dear Sir, The recent imprisonment of a clerk in the United States who refused to issue marriage certificates to same-sex couples has sparked not just simple controversy, but a paradox. The idea of same-sex marriage was supposedly on the basis of non...

Chairman for the Human Rights Commission Mike Hanson has welcomed the change in legislation allowing same-sex marriages in the US. Last Friday the Supreme Court ruled that individual states cannot deny gay couples the same marriage rights as heterose...

Dear Editor, June 26th 2015 marked a momentous occasion for advocates of progress and change, with the Supreme Court of the United States deciding once and for all that people should be allowed to marry whomever they love, regardless of their sex. T...

Equal rights campaigners in Bermuda have said the legalisation of same-sex marriage across the United States yesterday should serve as a reminder for the Island to follow suit. The Supreme Court ruled that individual states cannot deny gay couples t...