Americas

Scott Lively targeted him in Uganda. Now he targets Lively in U.S.
Pope Francis (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
Pope: ‘God made you this way.’ Jamaicans: Let’s debate
With this photo, the African Human Rights Coalition explains its support for asylum-seekers from Uganda and other anti-LGBT nations.
Appeal: Help me tell Texas judge of dangers of gay life in Uganda
Anti-gay deacon vs. gay lawyer in Jamaican debate
Pastor Scott Lively at the Republican Party convention on April 30. (Photo courtesy of WBUR)
Anti-gay pastor Scott Lively on the ballot for governor
Jamaican activists are not con men
Protesters on April 11 make a stand in favor of LGBT rights at the Toronto office of the Consulate General of Trinidad and Tobago. (Photo courtesy of Maurice Tomlinson)
Love won in Trinidad. Let’s show haters what that means
Trinidad President Paula-Mae Weekes (Photo courtesy of The West Indian)
Trinidad president urges calm after gay-rights victory
Anti-gay backlash in Trinidad; plea for police protection
Faris Al-Rawi, attorney general of Trinidad and Tobago (Photo courtesy of Caribbean News Now)
Trinidad plans appeal to keep its anti-LGBT law
Supporters of LGBT rights demonstrated in 2018 outside Trinidad's Hall of Justice. Jason Jones, who filed the original suit to overturn Trinidad's anti-gay laws, is in the center.
Trinidad court overturns anti-sodomy law
Protest against Trinidad's anti-sodomy law on April 9. Click the image to watch the video. (Photo courtesy of CBC3)
Trinidad protesters urge overthrow of sodomy law
JASL policy and advocacy officer Patrick Lalor (Photo courtesy of The Gleaner)
Jamaican AIDS support clarifies recording sexual orientation
Poster promotes an April 9 demonstration against Trinidad & Tobago's anti-sodomy law.
Trinidadians protest as court ruling looms
Jamaican member of parliament Lisa Hanna seeks harsher punishment for pedophiles -- a change that some conservative Christians oppose. (Rudolph Brown photo courtesy of the Gleaner)
Homophobes’ absurdity: Spare pedophiles so gays will suffer
In a world where dozens of countries (shown in red) have anti-LGBT laws, about 400 million LGBTQI people are in legal jeopardy.
‘400 million LGBT people in jeopardy worldwide’