Maurice Tomlinson

Maurice Tomlinson of Jamaica and Canada has been involved in HIV and AIDS and LGBTI rights activism in the Caribbean for over 15 years. An attorney-at-law, he leads and supports legal challenges seeking the repeal of the region's homophobic laws. Contact him by email via 76crimes (at) gmail.com.

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Coming Sunday: Online panel about overturning Caribbean anti-gay laws
As racist statues fall, anti-LGBT laws must go too
The U.S. Supreme Court, LGBT rights and my Jamaica
Decriminalization or marriage, where should Caribbean LGBT people focus?
‘Social distancing’ is how LGBT people have always had to live
Tom Decker (left) and his husband Maurice Tomlinson
Jamaica commentary: Denial of same-sex marriage denies human rights
Homophobic attack by guards at upscale Jamaica hotel
Jamaica’s straight political hypocrisy raises a ‘fishy stink’
Same-sex marriage: International acceptance vs. Caribbean repression
No arrests after brutal anti-gay attack in Jamaica
Maurice Tomlinson at Intimate Conviction conference in October 2017 in Jamaica. (Colin Stewart photo)
Jamaica: Live and let (Pepsi drinkers and gay marriage advocates) live
Jamaica: Don’t block our discussion of same-sex marriage
2 gay men, 2 countries, 2 lawsuits, 1 goal
3,000-person Montego Bay Pride will showcase LGBT+ resilience
Caribbean lawsuit challenges St. Vincent’s anti-gay law
Dominica High Court to hear challenge to sodomy laws
Gay man challenges Dominica’s anti-LGBT laws