Americas

Joel Simpson, managing director of SASOD (Photo courtesy of the Guyana News Network)
Guyana president takes aim at his nation’s anti-gay law
Activists urge U.S. to accept 500 LGBT Syrian refugees
Empire’s evils live on, so activist rejects Empire’s honors
39 Commonwealth nations still have anti-LGBTI laws
Adrian Jjuuko (left), executive director of HRAPF, was a representative of the Civil Society Coalition on Human Rights and Constitutional Law when it received the U.S. Human Rights Defenders Award from then U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (right) on Aug. 3, 2012. The ceremony took place at the U.S. Embassy in Kampala. (Photo courtesy of HRAPF)
New voice endorses U.S. support for LGBTI Africans
N.Y. Times under continued attack for anti-LGBTI article
Upbeat pre-Christmas news from Guyana, Malaysia
Nigerian activists protest harmful, flawed N.Y. Times coverage
I refuse to be a victim, so I took a stand, Tomlinson says
Jamaica’s top daily endorses suit against ‘buggery law’
Progress for LGBTI people and rights in the Caribbean
Protesters seek to end LGBTI repression in Commonwealth
Commentary: Jamaican activists need to change focus
Jamaica: Good Samaritan near death from anti-gay knife attack
Shock, grief over death of fearless Guyanan activist
Deliriously happy after Jamaica’s first Montego Bay Pride