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IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK ON "GAY USA" with Ann and Andy:

Mississippi's governor signed a "religious liberty" bill to give citizens the right to discriminate if it is based on religious belief. And wait until you hear what they will teach in their new sex ed curriculum.

Another marriage equality court win, this time in Ohio.




Some famous first daughters say they are for marriage equality as does a former President.

The US Supreme Court lets stand a ruling that a New Mexico wedding photographer illegally discriminated when she refused her services to a lesbian couple

Nebraska's LGBT rights bill is killed by filibuster.

New York's mayor will let religious groups use public schools for regular worship despite courts upholding City policy against it.

The Mozilla magillah continues with the resignation of anti-gay CEO Brendan Eich.

The design for a stamp honoring Harvey Milk is unveiled.

A Miami man disgusted by lesbians burns their trailer down.

A glimmer of light from a Russian court.

Three gay men have died of meningitis in Los Angeles.

Meet Gator Halpern, founder of Coral Vita and UN Environment 2018 #YoungChamps who is restoring corals in the Caribbean through innovative farming techniques.




Additional Footage Courtesy of: Toyota and Mote Marine Laboratory

For more information go to http://web.unep.org/champions

Produced by: UN Environment

Climate stress, armed groups and extremists are driving instability across the Sahel, threatening democratic gains and development and triggering spillover effects beyond the region. How can national, regional and global actors resolve the region's lingering crisis and ensure human security?

· Kamissa Camara, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mali
· Peter Maurer, President, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Geneva
· Robert Muggah, Director, Igarapé Institute, Brazil
With
· Gabriel O'Donnell, Principal Research Programmer, CMU CREATE Lab, Carnegie Mellon University, USA

Moderated by
· Simon Robinson, Regional Editor, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Reuters, Canada

http://www.weforum.org/