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LGBTI Africans: Out and proud in Birmingham
Lesotho: Celebrating LGBT pride in a homophobic nation
Bangladeshi fundamentalists incite anti-gay violence
A dangerous life if you’re gay in Malawi (excerpts)
Nigeria’s anti-gay law: ‘We kill our children’
Location of Nauru northeast of Australia. (Map courtesy of Brittanica.com)
Nauru: Another country repeals anti-homosexuality law
Samantha Marshall, Antigua's minister of social transformation (Photo courtesy of CaribbeanElections.com)
Proposal for Antigua officials: Repeal anti-gay law
Alesha in the hospital. (Photo courtesy of Facebook)
Pakistani trans activist shot, dies; hospital rejected her
March 2015 protest by the Love March Movement (Photo by Ricardo Makyn courtesy of the Jamaica Gleaner)
This must stop: Jamaican homophobia leads to 2 murders
Anti-LGBT protesters march in mid-May in the capital of Kyrgyzstan. (Photo courtesy of kloop.kg)
Anti-‘gay propaganda’ bill is back in Kyrgyzstan
LGBTI Ugandans appeal for respect for their human dignity and protection from inhumane treatment. (Artwork by Vincent Kyabayinze)
Artistic appeals for human rights of LGBTI Ugandans
Masked protest (Dai Kurokawa / EPA photo courtesy of Pambazuka News)
Admitting the flaws of LGBTI activism; seeking solutions
Training Nigeria’s future LGBT leaders
Nigeria: Six suspects in court on homosexuality charges
Financial crisis hits Americas’ official human rights watchdog
Press conference on May 23 denounces break-ins targeting human rights organizations in Uganda. (Photo courtesy of Hassan Shire via Twitter)
Series of break-ins, murder target Ugandan activists

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