The “Erasing 76 Crimes” blog focuses on the human toll of 76 countries’ anti-gay laws and the struggle to repeal them.
Its publisher is Colin Stewart, a 40-year journalism veteran living in Southern California. Contact via Twitter @colinstewart or @76crimes. More profile information on Google Plus.
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| Malaysian officials seize pro-gay Muslim’s book | Ukraine cops abandon gays; thugs move in |
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| My plan to repeal anti-gay law is stymied | ‘Good, bad, ugly’ of gay rights 2012 |
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| Ukraine might ban talking about homosexuality | Iranian thugs, not gays, sentenced to hang? |
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| What traditional African homosexuality learned from West | To fight AIDS, doctors must battle their homophobia |
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| David Kato and $$ needed for LGBT activists | Praise, blame greet Obama on gay marriage |
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| Jamaican, U.S. leaders in Hall of Fame | Zimbabwe official: Expel gays, seize land |
“Some have suggested that gay rights and human rights are separate and distinct; but, in fact, they are one and the same.”
-- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
This blog supports the COMPASS Coalition (Coalition on Minority Protection Against Sexual Stigma), through which people of faith are working to eliminate punitive laws that deny LGBT people basic human rights, education, health services and economic security.
