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Lloyd d'Aguilar used this image of a billy club-wielding policeman to illustrate his appeal to Quallo to put an end to police violence against homeless people.
Jamaican police, stop anti-LGBT pepper-spray attacks
Scene at the Barbados counter-protest. (Photo courtesy of Nastassia Rambarran)
In Barbados, anti-gay march ends in mini-Pride Parade
Sibongile Ndashe, executive director of ISLA. (Photo courtesy of Flickr)
Tanzania deports 3 anti-AIDS lawyers for 'promoting homosexuality'
Trump 'gag rule' hurts AIDS battle in Kenya, Uganda
Evdokiya Romanova (Photo courtesy of Amnesty International)
Russian activist fined $861 for 'gay propaganda'
Nigerian workshops focus on needs of female sexual minorities
A religious appeal for an end to Egypt's anti-LGBT crackdown.
TweetStorm seeks end to Egypt's anti-LGBT arrests
The mother of arrested human rights lawyer Sibongile Ndashe protests at the Tanzanian High Commission in South Africa. (Photo courtesy of Facebook)
Protests surge as Tanzania jails anti-HIV lawyers; no charges
Map shows locations of recent anti-LGBT crackdowns -- in Africa, Egypt, Nigeria and Tanzania; at the border of southeastern Europe and western Asia, Chechnya and Azerbaijan; in central Asia, Tajikistan; and in Asia/Oceania, Indonesia.
7 anti-LGBT purges: We can stop them?
Thriving Montego Bay Pride boosts LGBT+ acceptance
Sibongile Ndashe, executive director of ISLA. (Photo courtesy of Flickr)
Tanzania cries 'homosexuality' to block health-care lawsuit
Lazaro Mambosasa, police chief of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. (Photo courtesy of Swahili Times)
Tanzania: 12 arrests for allegedly 'promoting homosexuality'
LGBT Jamaicans paint their way closer to local police
Collins Gideon (Photo courtesy of NoStringsNG)
Anti-gay blackmail cost Nigerian singer his family, education
New initiative works to free suspected gay Nigerian prisoners
Sanctions target gay-friendly Anglicans, not homophobes. Why?

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