Rob Salerno

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Map of LGBT Rights in Oceania — BLUE: Same-sex marriage legal and sexual orientation/gender identity discrimination prohibited; PURPLE: Foreign same-sex marriages recognized, no discrimination protections;GREEN: Sexual orientation discrimination prohibited; YELLOW: Sodomy illegal; YELLOW with GREEN outline: Sodomy illegal, but some sexual orientation discrimination prohibited; RED: Constitution bans same-sex marriage, but homosexuality is legal, no discrimination protections; GREY: Sodomy legal, same-sex marriage not permitted, no discrimination protections
2024 LGBTQ rights global update: Progress and reversals in Oceania and Australia
Global update: The struggle for LGBTQ rights continues in Asia
Map of LGBT Rights in Africa — BLUE: Same-sex marriage is legal and discrimination based on sexual orientation prohibited. (Note: The little blue islands are Spanish, French, and UK territories); MAUVE: Limited recognition of foreign same-sex marriages; ORANGE: Same-sex sexual relations are illegal
2024 LGBTQ rights global update: Progress and reversals in Africa
2024 LGBTQ Rights Global Progress – Latin America and Caribbean
Demonstrators opposing same-sex marriage took to the streets of Blantyre, Malawi, on July 13, 2023. (Lameck Masina photo courtesy of VOA)
COMMENTARY: Malawi court’s anti-gay ruling is full of nonsense
Namibia decriminalizes sodomy
Joy in Namibia as court decriminalizes gay sex
Namibia president dies. What does that mean for LGBTQ people?
2023 World Same-Sex Marriage and LGBT Rights Progress – Part 6: Global Trends
2023 World Same-Sex Marriage and LGBT Rights Progress – Part 5: Europe
2023 World Same-Sex Marriage and LGBT Rights Progress – Part 4: Africa and Oceania
2023 World Same-Sex Marriage and LGBT Rights Progress – Part 3: Asia
2023 World Same-Sex Marriage and LGBT Rights Progress – Part 2: Latin America and Caribbean
map of sodomy laws in the United States
2023 World Same-Sex Marriage and LGBT Rights Progress – Part 1: North America
East African nations eye Uganda as model for crackdown on LGBT rights
Engaging U.S. Embassies: A guide for LGBTQI+ human rights defenders
Trans students in class at Pakistan's first trans-only madrasa in Islamabad, Pakistan's capital. [Salahuddin photo courtesy of Reuters/Al Jazeera)
Pakistan’s Sindh province is a model for trans rights in South Asia