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Malawi leader: My plan to repeal anti-gay laws is stymied
Mitt Romney (Photo by Gage Skidmore via WIkimedia Commons)
Romney and the religious right’s anti-LGBT foreign policy
Iraq has become a death trap for gay men
Anti-LGBT win at UN for Russia and ‘traditional values’
Iran’s stern, bizarre anti-homosexuality message
What African heads of state won’t say at the UN
Do you have advice for LGBT rights activists in Belize?
French President François Hollane (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
U.S. media ignore French plea to U.N. to make gay sex legal
Lesbian couple flees from homophobic violence in Africa
Jamaica’s deadly homophobia also kills heterosexuals
In his cell in Cameroon, awaiting trial for homosexuality
Clinton Global Citizen award winners Pepe Julius Onziema, left, and Bishop Christopher Senyonjo at Clinton Global Initiative 2012 in New York. at
Uganda activists in NY: ‘We are here, we are you, we are proud!’
Two honorees pose at Clinton Global Initiative 2012. From left, Megan Bambino, CGI program manager; honoree Bishop Christoper Senyonjo; honoree Pepe Julius Onziema, a leader of Sexual Minorities Uganda; and the Rev. Canon Albert Ogle, president of the St. Paul's Foundation for International Reconciliation, which raises money for Senyonjo's work in Uganda.
Bill Clinton honors LGBT-friendly bishop in Uganda
His family firebombed, African activist finds friendship in DC
Cameroon men appeal 5-year sentence for gay sex
In Kenya, a tentative step away from homophobia

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