Conservative Jamaican newspaper: Here’s why to repeal buggery law
The conservative Jamaican Observer has made a case for repealing the nation’s anti-buggery law and approving same-sex marriage.
Dominica: Churches again use delay tactics to defend anti-sodomy law
Churches in Dominica have barged their way into a lawsuit over the nation’s anti-sodomy law that has nothing…
Three betrayals by three powerful Caribbean women
Three women promised much to the Caribbean LGBTQ+ community but delivered nothing once they were in power —…
Coming Sunday: Online panel about overturning Caribbean anti-gay laws
An online panel discussion about lawsuits seeking to overturn six Caribbean nations’ anti-LGBT laws is scheduled for Sunday,…
Only 72 nations still cling to their anti-gay laws
Slowly, slowly, nations are giving up the idea that they should make it a crime to love someone…
Homophobia and fear in Jamaica: Al Ramsay’s call for tolerance
“Threats of murder if my husband and I ever returned to the island”: Bank executive Al Ramsay reflects…
Montego Bay Pride wants to Love Up Jamaica!
Activists in Montego Bay have come up with a particularly Jamaican campaign for LGBTQ rights — “Love Up…
The U.S. Supreme Court, LGBT rights and my Jamaica
Yesterday’s U.S. Supreme Court decision on LGBT rights will help LGBT Jamaicans in their struggle for recognition of…
Decriminalization or marriage, where should Caribbean LGBT people focus?
Campaigning for same-sex marriage could lead to the breakthrough that Caribbean LGBT people need, Jamaican/Canadian LGBT rights activist…
Commentary: See how Jamaican law on same-sex marriage afflicts 4 couples
Fleeing the country to elude a contract killer. Worrying about insurance and inheritance. Seeking to adopt, but barred…