Americas

Russia: 2 arrests for ‘Love Wins’ sign at Orlando memorial
Out and Proud Diamond Group (LGBTI Africans) expressed their solidarity with grieving Americans during today's London vigil in memory of the victims of the June 12 massacre in Orlando, Florida. (Photo courtesy of OPDG)
LGBTI Africans mourn and protest with grieving U.S.
Jamaican Attorney General Marlene Malahoo-Forte (Photo courtesy of the Jamaica Observer)
Jamaican official’s appalling criticism of grieving Americans
LGBTI rights: Important legal precedent in the Caribbean
LGBTI rights in the Caribbean: Losing to win
Is the world now a better place for LGBTI people?
Jamaica: To boycott or not?
People-to-people: How to help LGBT folks in repressive lands
Samantha Marshall, Antigua's minister of social transformation (Photo courtesy of CaribbeanElections.com)
Proposal for Antigua officials: Repeal anti-gay law
March 2015 protest by the Love March Movement (Photo by Ricardo Makyn courtesy of the Jamaica Gleaner)
This must stop: Jamaican homophobia leads to 2 murders
Financial crisis hits Americas’ official human rights watchdog
Celebrating can ache: Canada, the Caribbean and IDAHOTB
92 nations formerly had anti-LGBT laws; now it’s 75 (or 79)
Leslie Miller, Bahamian member of parliament (Photo is from a YouTube clip in which Miller speaks positively about beating a girlfriend and denies that he is joking.) To hear the clip, click on the image.
Politician: Plan to exile trans Bahamians was a joke
Events planned for Montego Bay Pride 2016
Jamaica: Pride is personal, so come join us
Politician proposes island exile for trans Bahamians