Caribbean

Guadeloupean performer Admiral T is known for his homophobic lyrics.
Homophobic song by Guadeloupe artist Admiral T removed from streaming platforms
2025 LGBTQ rights update: Progress and backsliding in Latin America and Caribbean
Biphobia is an issue when viewing new Guadeloupe film ‘Dream On’
Saint Lucia carnival scene (Photo courtesy of Saint Lucia Tourist Authority)
St. Lucia election mirrors an increasing acceptance of island’s LGBTQ community
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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
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
Whipped and held captive in Haiti: Ovide’s ordeal
Despite lawsuits, online influencer Eric Damaseau keeps profiting from homophobia
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.
Kenita Placide (Photo courtesy of Twitter)
Caribbean court strikes down St. Lucia’s anti-homosexuality law
Guyana Pride march. (Photo courtesy of Demerara Waves)
As elections approach, Guyana activists demand decriminalization of homosexuality
The Oloffson Hotel in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, before it was destroyed earlier this month (Christopher Miller photos courtesy of The New York TImes)
LGBTQ+ Haitians mourn the loss of Hotel Oloffson, an inclusive refuge
Haiti: Gay youth stabbed by his mother is still alive
Haiti: Setback for LGBT+ rights in the Caribbean