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EGR European Gospel Radio

Worldwide on Shortwave radio, streaming and satellite

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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
EGR is owned and operated by NEXUS-IBA, a non profit association of broadcasters and program producers
Christianity
Homophobia in Greece’s healthcare system A unique study examining the experience of Greece’s LGBTQ community when accessing healthcare details their quality of care. Discrimination remains a serious problem, as Omaira Gill reports from Athens.
In January this year, New Democracy MP Gerasimos Giakoumatos caused outrage when he he made comments in a radio interview describing homosexuality as a contagious disease. Despite protests from the public and the political community, no penalties were imposed on Giakoumatos. One of the people who was not surprised by this is Dr.

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Homophobia in Greece’s healthcare system A unique study examining the experience of Greece’s LGBTQ community when accessing healthcare details their quality of care. Discrimination remains a serious problem, as Omaira Gill reports from Athens.
In January this year, New Democracy MP Gerasimos Giakoumatos caused outrage when he he made comments in a radio interview describing homosexuality as a contagious disease. Despite protests from the public and the political community, no penalties were imposed on Giakoumatos. One of the people who was not surprised by this is Dr.

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Is Trump Turning into a Fascist Dictator, or Is He Just a Typical Reactionary Republican?
On May 10, 1933, Adolf Hitler’s 100th day as German chancellor, as students and Nazi storm troopers lit bonfires of un-German books in central Berlin, the new Minister of Enlightenment and Propaganda Goebbels endorsed their “right to clean up the debris of the past.

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Line of Duty Dunbar attacked over his 'RUC were sectarian' remarks > The daughter of a slain RUC officer has lambasted actor Adrian Dunbar for criticising the force.
The Line of Duty star said in an interview he saw the police as an "oppressive force" when he was growing up here. Enniskillen-born Dunbar (58) plays a Catholic former RUC officer heading a police anti-corruption unit in England in the BBC One drama. The actor, one of seven children from a Catholic....

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New theory emerges in Cassie coke case
Rusty Young, who lived in Colombia for eight years and is about to release a book Colombiano about the country’s child soldiers, said the South Australian woman’s story didn’t add up. “Her version of events is not consistent with the way drug rings operate,” Mr Young told news.com.au.

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Mulenga calls for ethical media
HONE SIAME & CHOMBA MUSIKA, Lusaka MINISTER of Information and Broadcasting Services Kampamba Mulenga has called on the media to be patriotic and aspire for the highest level of ethical and professional standards. Ms Mulenga, who is chief government spokesperson, said in a statement in Lusaka....

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Residents, officials talk sagging following concerns about possible ordinance
A crowd of a little more than 30 people showed up for a town hall in Aiken Monday night about a previously considered County proposal to ban sagging pants. The town hall – sponsored by the Aiken County Branch of the NAACP and the Concerned Ministers Fellowship – was held in the historic Friendship....

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Riots erupt in Portland, Paris on May Day
May Day is a time to celebrate workers around the world and the gains made by labor advocates, but it's also a time when police are on high alert as gatherings in many cities are known to get violent. Though May Day was originally a celebration of spring -- replete with flowers and dancing -- it....

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Riots erupt in Portland, Paris on May Day May Day is a time to celebrate workers around the world and the gains made by labor advocates, but it's also a time when police are on
May Day is a time to celebrate workers around the world and the gains made by labor advocates, but it's also a time when police are on high alert as gatherings in many cities are known to get violent. Though May Day was originally a celebration of spring -- replete with flowers and dancing -- it....

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Riots erupt in Portland, Paris on May Day May Day is a time to celebrate workers around the world and the gains made by labor advocates, but it's also a time when police are on
May Day is a time to celebrate workers around the world and the gains made by labor advocates, but it's also a time when police are on high alert as gatherings in many cities are known to get violent. Though May Day was originally a celebration of spring -- replete with flowers and dancing -- it....

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LGBTQ South Florida
On Nov. 19, 2016, the National LGBTQ Task Force honored Miami Herald LGBTQ issues reporter Steve Rothaus with the 2016 Eddy McIntyre Community Service Award at its 20th annual Gala Miami. This is the transcript of his speech, which he presented to more than 700 attendees at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach.

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