Asia

Protest targeting India's anti-gay law, Section 377 (Mujeeb Faruqui photo courtesy of Hindustan Times)
India seems ready to overturn its anti-gay law
Ghazali Taib faces reporters (Photo courtesy of Malaysiakini)
Malaysian project asks trans women to ‘return to normal’
LGBT rights demonstrators in Italy display "Allah Loves Equality" posters. (Photo courtesy of Pressenza.com)
Gay Muslim activist from Pakistan wins human rights award
The happiest and saddest stories of 2017
Taimur Kamal, coordinator of the Pakhtunkhwa Civil Society Network (Photo courtesy of Front Line Defenders)
Pakistan: Trans rights defenders attacked in Peshawar
Model of the HIV virus
Homophobia helps HIV in Russia and Malaysia
Seeking progress against homophobia in India
Indonesian police raid homes of 'suspected lesbians'
Kd Sajjad Hossain (Photo courtesy of Facebook)
Family forced him to marry; he chose death instead
Court paves the way to overturning India's anti-gay law
Indian protesters in 2013 sought the repeal of the anti-gay law, Section 377
Indian Supreme Court: Ruling might overturn anti-LGBT law
Public caning of a gay couple -- a sharia court's punishment for their homosexual activity -- was carried out May 23 outside a mosque in Banda Aceh, Aceh province, Indonesia.
'Now Indonesia Wants to Hide Its Floggings'
Afghanistan: Men have sex with boys, deny it's pedophilia
Indonesian Muslim leader urges boycott of pro-LGBT Starbucks
After misstep, Malaysian officials learn about LGBT issues
International coalition targets Indonesia’s anti-LGBT abuses