Hard work and progress toward LGBT rights in Africa, Jamaica
The Rev. Canon Albert Ogle, president of the St. Paul’s Foundation, tells of the foundation’s latest work with…
Voice from Uganda: 'They don't think gays are people.'
In a Dutch radio/TV interview, LGBT rights blogger Peterson S. Ssendi, 53, of Uganda describes his work to…
Justice delayed, justice denied for 2 in Zambian gay trial
Supporters of two young Zambian men facing homosexuality charges say the men are being denied a fair trial.…
UN warning to countries that harass human rights activists
As activists from Cameroon prepared to travel to Switzerland to challenge their government’s rejection of proposals to end…
Tino's story: AIDS and the perils of a double life in Zimbabwe
From Zimbabwe, a special correspondent to the Erasing 76 Crimes blog contributes this story about Tino, a man…
Russia budges in response to Olympic protests
Russia is nowhere near to repealing its new ban on “gay propaganda,” but the government has softened its…
Jamaica needs urgent action to save LGBT people's lives
High-horse of urgency vs. callous indifference I met some remarkably resilient young Jamaican men on Sept. 10, 2013. …
'Too little international outcry when LGBT champions are killed'
Will the murder of LGBT activist Eric Lembembe in Cameroon be forgotten, or will the world respond with…
Zambian activist must stand trial for opposing anti-gay law
The Lusaka High Court in Zambia yesterday rejected an appeal by AIDS activist Paul Kasonkomona, who is charged…
Africans seek protection for LGBT Africans, and you can help
Please support this fund-raising effort on Indiegogo, which could lead to life-saving changes in Africa. The time is…