This mystery photo is at least a year old but now its message has gone viral.

It spells out some of the most damaging costs to LGBT youth as a result of homophobia and intolerance.

The photo was reposted in response to President Obama’s appearance on the American daytime chat show The View on 15 May, where he confirmed his support for gay marriage.

One of the young people's placards reads: 'I found death threats in my locker.'

While another reveals: 'I am afraid to hold my boyfriend's hand.'

The search is on to find Eurovision's Next Top Model and Eurovision's Next Top Male Model at wiwibloggs.com.

While the Eurovision Song Contest is really about the music, the staff at wiwibloggs realized that the Eurovision also taps in to the world of 'glamorous fashion'. Each year readers on the website vote for their favourite female and male 'models'. Two rounds of eliminations have already taken place and you can cast your vote for the final by 3 June.

Britain’s Prince Harry has revealed his support for rugby legend Ben Cohen’s anti-bullying charity.

The prince and rugby union star posed together after a charity football match celebrating the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO).

The image, which Cohen recently posted on his Facebook and Twitter page, shows the two hunks holding up a t-shirt for The Ben Cohen StandUp Foundation.

Cohen tweeted: ‘My opposite number in the football match today was the Great Prince Harry! Harry loves what we are doing with StandUp!’

First it was JC Penney, then Urban Outfitters then JC Penney again.

Now the anti-gay group OneMillionMoms, a subgroup of American Family Association, as another retailer in its sights: The Gap.

Pride London, who are this years host of World Pride, have confirmed the first details of the festival.

A string of cultural and campaigning events are happening in the run up to parade day on 7 July.

Beginning with the Opening Ceremony in Soho on 17 June, the festival aims to celebrate the cultural diversity of the global LGBT community.

The central theme of the whole fortnight will be to call for the global decriminalization of homosexuality, especially within Britain’s Commonwealth.

World Pride organizers say Hillary Clinton's formal acceptance of a gay rights award sends a 'powerful' and 'poignant' message to the world as four men in Iran await execution for sodomy.

Pride London and global LGBT organization Kaleidoscope Trust will honor the US Secretary of State with the World LGBT Award at a star-studded black tie dinner in the British capital for World Pride on 5 July.

Billionaire entrepeneur Richard Branson is the latest high profile Briton to make a video for a new campaign promoting same-sex marriage.

Out4Marriage is getting politicians, famous names and ordinary members of the public to record a video explaining why they support marriage equality. Although it’s only 10 days old, hundreds of people, gay and straight, have already taken part.

Prominent Eurovison website, esctoday.com and other fan sites have been hacked today in an apparent anti-gay cyber attack.

The group behind the attack claim that Eurovision, the prominent European song contest which is coming to Azerbaijan over the next week, backs gay pride.

Following news Indonesian national police refused a permit for a Lady Gaga concert in Jakarta, the tour’s promoter has said the ‘process is still ongoing’.

Indonesian Islamic groups voiced concern about the concert, that is scheduled for 3 June, going ahead and the police said they had been threatened with mass demonstrations by the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI).

The Speaker of Britain’s House of Commons, John Bercow, has said the Commonwealth should be used to help decriminalize homosexuality in countries around the world.

Bercow, was speaking at an event run by new global LGBT rights organization Kaleidoscospe today (16 May) ahead of International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO) tomorrow.

Among those in the audience at the Commonwealth Club in central London were Britain’s equality minister, Lynne Featherstone MP, as well as other parliamentarians.

A Danish priest who refused to bury a 74-year-old lesbian is the subject of a TV show on the country's DR1 channel.

The deceased’s daughter, Kirsten Østergaard, told the programme that the priest’s announcement came as a shock, reported Danish gay website Homotropolis.

'I thought, can it really be true that we should be ashamed of it?' she said.

'I looked at my mother’s life partner and she was completely silent and then I became really upset on her behalf. It’s a terrible situation to put her in.'

Three Italian Catholic cardinals have agreed to prayer vigils held by the religious group Gionata for the victims of gay hate and discrimination for the first time.

LGBT groups will pray for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in Milan, Florence and Palermo, in Sicily as part of the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO) to be celebrated tomorrow (17 May) in an estimated 100 countries around the world.