Americas

Non-binary and transgender young people, expelled from the Dominican Republic and welcomed at the premises of the Heritage for the Protection of Human Rights (HPDH) association in Ouanaminthe (Photo by @merlinjean)
Queer Haitian migrants need support amid mass deportations
As Europe’s AIDS rate climbs, LGBT+ immigrant advocates seek to boost use of PrEP
Archbishop Sarah Mullally (Alberto Pezzali photo courtesy of AP)
Archbishop of Uganda protests appointment of LGBTQ+ ally to lead Anglican Church
NYC mayoral front runner under fire over backing from Uganda homophobe
Graham Linehan (Photo courtesy of the BBC)
Transgender victims of hate speech deserve protection, not more hate
Pastor Martin Ssempa (Photo courtesy of the Monitor)
Ugandan anti-LGBTQ pastor uses Charlie Kirk murder to sell books
Lovonova’s unique Pride products are a Guadeloupean dream come true
Self-portrait by Adeline Rapon (Instagram: @adelinerapon).
Martinique: Photographer Adeline Rapon celebrates Afro-Caribbean queer visibility
ICE arrest (Charles Reed photo courtesy of / U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement/AP/The Intercept)
Effects of Trump deportation policies
If political promises matter, Guyana is about to repeal its anti-gay laws
Whipped and held captive in Haiti: Ovide’s ordeal
Despite lawsuits, online influencer Eric Damaseau keeps profiting from homophobia
Kilmar Albrego Garcia arrives today at ICE office, where he was arrested. (Photo courtesy of The Wall Street Journal)
Deportation to a human rights wasteland? Uganda is not so unlike Trump’s America
This image was used on the scammers’ website. An Xtra investigation determined it is a photo of a real event that was altered to include the name and logo of a fake charity. (Photo courtesy of Xtra)
Scamsters prey on LGBTQ+ activists from the Global South, inviting them to fake conferences in Canada
Panel discussion at the Égides conference (Laeticia Clouzot photo courtesy of Égides)
International French-language LGBTQI conference focuses on positivity
ICE agents at immigration court in New York City on July 23. (Michael M. Santiago photo courtesy of Getty / MSNBC)
He fled Jamaica after surviving an anti-gay shooting. U.S. is trying to send him back.