Press Releases

U.S. Toy Giant ERTL Rethinks Links with Monckton

Top U.S. toy maker, the IIlinois-based ERTL company, is dropping British right-wing commentator Christopher Monckton, following revelations by OutRage! that he has advocated that everyone with HIV should be quarantined “compulsorily, immediately and permanently” (American Spectator, January 1987). Monckton is the designer of ERTL’s new puzzle game, Eternity, which is expected to net the company U.S. Toy Giant ERTL Rethinks Links with Monckton

Top Toy Maker ERTL Threatened by Boycott

Top toy manufacturer, Ertl, is being condemned by the gay rights group OutRage! over its link up with British right-wing guru, Christopher Monckton, designer of its latest puzzle game, Eternity. The new game, which could net the company over £10 million in world-wide sales, is being launched shortly in the US. Monckton has urged that Top Toy Maker ERTL Threatened by Boycott

OutRage! supports the Guardian’s ‘Freedom of Information’ Campaign

“Under Jack Straw’s flawed legislation, the Government and police will have discretionary power to withhold information on human rights abuses,” said OutRage! spokesman Peter Tatchell. “The bungled police investigation into the still unsolved queer-bashing murder of gay actor Michael Boothe in 1990 will probably remain shrouded in official secrecy; as will the recent homophobic harassment OutRage! supports the Guardian’s ‘Freedom of Information’ Campaign

In Memoriam: Dudley Cave

Anti-fascist, soldier, prisoner of war, advocate of peace and reconciliation, and gay rights pioneer. Dudley Cave was many things, but one word sums up his life: humanitarian. Cave’s early career with Odeon cinemas was interrupted by World War Two. Initially inclined to register as a conscientious objector, revelations aboot the horrors of Hitlerism changed his In Memoriam: Dudley Cave

BBC urged to scrap BNP broadcast

BBC urged to scrap BNP broadcast , 21-May-1999 ©1999 John Hunt/OutRage! London OutRage! activists joined protests on Friday, 21st May against the BBC over its decision to give air-time to the neonazi British National Party. Just hours before the BNP’s European election manifesto was due to be transmitted on Friday, 21st May 1999, OutRage! picketed BBC urged to scrap BNP broadcast

April Bombings: Vigil of Remembrance

Despite driving rain earlier in the afternoon, 1000 people of all races and sexualities thronged Old Compton Street at 6:30 on Friday, 7th May, for the Vigil commemorating the victims of the bomb one week earlier, and the victims of the two previous bombings in Brixton and Brick Lane. As well as an act of April Bombings: Vigil of Remembrance