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Marking 10 years since the Pulse LGBTQ+ nightclub shooting · PRIDE Daily

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  Speaker 3: McGraw coming up the latest country to criminalize homosexuality. First
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  Speaker 3: that we're marking ten years since the Pulse lg EBTQ
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  Speaker 3: plus nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida. Forty nine people were killed,
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  Speaker 3: with dozens more injured, and the worst attack on queer
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  Speaker 3: people in American history. The annual Pulse Remembrance ceremony takes
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  Speaker 3: place later and prayer ribbons are on display at Orlando
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  Speaker 3: City Hall. Twenty five year old Amanda Alvare was among
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  Speaker 3: the victims. Her mother is Myra.
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  Speaker 2: The pain never goes away, you know. It's something that
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  Speaker 2: you wake up and is there when you got a
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  Speaker 2: bit is there. So you have to learn how to
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  Speaker 2: live with it.
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  Speaker 3: And Myra also tells WFTV Channel nine she's preserved Amanda's bedroom.
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  Speaker 2: It kids me closer to her, please meet, closest to
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  Speaker 2: her things, to her pictures, to her memories.
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  Speaker 1: Is just it's part of me.
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  Speaker 2: Is what helped me heal.
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  Speaker 3: Pulse nightclub was demolished a few months ago. It's hoped
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  Speaker 3: a memorial on the site will be completed next year.
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  Speaker 3: Killer Omar Matin was shot dead by police. The twenty
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  Speaker 3: nine year old was carrying two weapons. Americas yet to
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  Speaker 3: reform its gun laws. Pride Daily Homosexuality is now illegal
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  Speaker 3: in Nige, five to ten years in prison and a
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  Speaker 3: massive fine for same sex relations and the same punishment
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  Speaker 3: for an indecent or unnatural act or LGBTQ plus practices.
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  Speaker 3: The military Wrong Country is the latest and a number
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  Speaker 3: of West African nations to recently bring in harsh antiqueer laws.
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  Speaker 3: Pride Daily and Slovakia is being told if it doesn't
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  Speaker 3: pass on a European Union grant awarded to an LGBTQ
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  Speaker 3: plus youth organization, it could lose up to thirty five
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  Speaker 3: million euros in EU funding. Culture or clowns are running
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  Speaker 3: the country right now bringing in lots of antiqueer legislation.
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  Speaker 3: This one hundred and twenty thousand euros from the European
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  Speaker 3: Commission for Saplink has been held up for more than
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  Speaker 3: a year because of non specified made technical reasons. No
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  Speaker 3: time to tell you that Australian pro football player Max
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  Speaker 3: Noble's got a four match ban for being a dirty
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  Speaker 3: rotten homophobe during a recent match. The Queer Spectrum Film
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  Speaker 3: Festival kicks off today in Dublin. Warsaw Pride celebrates its
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  Speaker 3: twenty fifth anniversary tomorrow, and London's Classical Pride continues into
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  Speaker 3: the weekend, showcasing LGBTQ plus composers past and present. Is
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  Speaker 3: breaking news actually lot, I'll see you next week. Darren
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