Gay Nigerian ex-priest honored for supporting asylum-seekers
John Adewoye, a gay former priest from Nigeria, has received an award in recognition of his work supporting LGBTIQ African refugees who flee to the U.S. from their home countries.…
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Here’s how you can support LGBT rights abroad
You’ll find ways to support LGBT rights activists in this flyer, which will be distributed this weekend at the Pride …
Africa »
Gay Nigerian ex-priest honored for supporting asylum-seekers
John Adewoye, a gay former priest from Nigeria, has received an award in recognition of his work supporting LGBTIQ African refugees who flee to the U.S. from their home countries.…
Americas »
Gay Nigerian ex-priest honored for supporting asylum-seekers
John Adewoye, a gay former priest from Nigeria, has received an award in recognition of his work supporting LGBTIQ African refugees who flee to the U.S. from their home countries.…
International »
Here’s how you can support LGBT rights abroad
You’ll find ways to support LGBT rights activists in this flyer, which will be distributed this weekend at the Pride parade in Orange County, California.
Europe »
Lady Phyll, new LGBTQ rights leader, promotes cooperation
As Lady Phyll prepared for her new role as the leader of the Kaleidoscope Trust international LGBTQ rights group, she expressed her support for this blog’s model of working closely…
Middle East/north africa »
Iran defends harsh laws, but does it execute men for homosexuality?
Opponents of Iran’s repressive regime accuse it of executing men for homosexuality. Iranian officials defend the nation’s harsh laws. Yet, amid all the rancor, specific examples of Iranians who were…
Asia »
Bhutan prepares to repeal its anti-gay laws
The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan is close to dropping its anti-gay laws, with the lower house of parliament voting nearly unanimously to repeal the ban on “unnatural sex.”
Commentary »
Defeat in Kenya didn’t reverse gay Africans’ gains
Two gay rights advocates see encouraging signs for LGBT+ Africans, even though Kenya’s High Court refused to overturn that nation’s anti-gay laws. From the African Human Rights Media Network Thomson…
faith & religion »
Religious leaders warn gay tourists: Ethiopia might kill you
Conservative Christian and Muslim leaders in Ethiopia are trying to block a trip planned for gay American tourists who want to see ancient religious sites in the East African nation.…
