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Kenya Red Cross accused of hosting anti-LGBTQ+ ‘Platform of Hate’
Kaleidoscope Trust photo accompanying article about Botswana.
USAID cuts have dire impact on LGBTQ services in Nepal and Botswana
Lesbian teenagers Arohi and Ritu (Photo courtesy of JMBF)
Bangladesh lesbian couple taken to police by their families
Donald Trump on the campaign trail in 2016 (David Becker photo courtesy of Reuters)
Try to grasp it: 6.3 million deaths from AIDS because of U.S. cuts
New Bell Prison in Douala, Cameroon.
Anti-AIDS worker sentenced to 5 years in a Cameroon prison for homosexuality
Scene of Khulna, Bangladesh. (Photo courtesy of the World Health Organization)
Lesbian ‘Lady Biker’ arrested and imprisoned in Bangladesh
A portrait of Kesaria Abramidze, a transgender actor and model who was stabbed to death, is displayed at a vigil near parliament in Tbilisi, Georgia, on Sept. 19, 2024. (Sophiko Megrelidze photo courtesy of AP)
Man gets life in prison for killing trans model in the nation of Georgia
Two people hold a rainbow flag. (Photo courtesy of USA Today)
Blaming LGBTQ+ people for anti-LGBTQ+ backlash is now all the rage
HIV advocates pile up hundred of mock coffins in front of the U.S. State Department. (Photo courtesy of Pink News / AFP / Getty)
Activists stack 200 coffins at U.S. state dept. to protest deadly AIDS relief cuts
Influencer says ‘detransition’ made her straight, male and anti-gay
Astraeus O'Levin, a transgender woman living in Mombasa, Kenya, visits the the Hapa-Kenya resource centre last year in Mombasa. (Dylan Robertson photo courtesy of The Canadian Press)
LGBTQ+ Africans look to Canada for help as anti-gay laws expand
Students at Bethel Church's School of Supernatural Ministry students worship enthusiastically. (Max Whittaker photo courtesy of SFGate)
Exporting conversion therapy
Edwin Chiloba
Edwin Chiloba, my first love
Pastress Aggy
‘I am scared for my life’: Surviving Uganda’s harsh anti-LGBTQ law
Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng
Transgender in the U.S.? Trans people in Chile are treated better
Abandoned by the U.S., African HIV fighters must revise their strategies