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Growing movement calls for Morocco to drop laws banning extramarital sex
Sudan LGBT organizations condemn military coup
Sudan coup adds uncertainties for LGBTQ+ community
Queer lives in fragile Sudan: Amid turmoil, glimmers of hope
Homophobia in Sudan creates an LGBTQ+ underground
These three men, hanged in Iran in 2014, may have been convicted and executed for same-sex activity. (Photo courtesy of Iran Human Rights)
Eroding support for laws threatening death for gay sex
Sudan drops death penalty for homosexuality
Egyptian activists seek global support to end LGBTQ persecution
Exposing LGBTI myths, interviewing saviors in the Middle East
These three men, hanged in Iran in 2014, may have been convicted and executed for same-sex activity. (Photo courtesy of Iran Human Rights)
Executions for gay sex: 13 nations threaten it, 4 do it.
In a world where dozens of countries (shown in red) have anti-LGBT laws, about 400 million LGBTQI people are in legal jeopardy.
‘400 million LGBT people in jeopardy worldwide’
Egyptian video explores fulfilling life with HIV
North African activists in 7 countries seek justice
Arab LGBTQ activists in U.S., Canada aim to rally diaspora
Death penalty for gay sex in 10 to 14 nations (update)
Angola's state television network suspended showing of the popular soap opera Jikulumessu after it broadcast a scene of two men kissing. The series was later nominated by the International Television Academy for honors as one of the world's best soap operas.
Tally of LGBTI rights, wrongs in 29 sub-Saharan countries