Commentary

Messed-up map shows U.S. regime doesn’t know or care where it’s killing millions
LGBTQ rights protest (Gary Ashe photo courtesy of Picture Alliance/dpa/PA Wire)
Ukraine LGBTQ people face sexual violence in Russia-occupied territories
Cameroon President Paul Biya in 2024. (Photo courtesy of BBC/Getty)
Cameroon President Paul Biya must stop ignoring LGBTI youth
Blackmail alert
How Nigeria cheers on homophobia while destroying young lives
Sam George, a leader of Ghana's anti-LGBTQ partisans in parliament (Photo courtesy of Ghana Web)
Homophobes in Ghana and Turkiye keep pushing for anti-LGBTQ laws
Donald Trump on the campaign trail in 2016 (David Becker photo courtesy of Reuters)
Annus Horribilis: After the grim revelations of 2025, what next?
Pastor Stephen Langa, executive director of Uganda's Family Life Network (Photo courtesy of Daily Monitor)
Uganda: Study finds religious attitudes impeding fight against HIV
The hashtag war on homosexuality in Nigeria
Surviving in silence: Qtalk provides guidance for trans woman in northern Nigeria
Pastress Aggy
‘I am scared for my life’: Surviving Uganda’s harsh anti-LGBTQ law
A patient and the medical machinery keeping him alive. (Blake Farmer photo courtesy of WPLN News / Oregon Live)
Commentary: Cutting off USAID is like unplugging life support
U.S. President Donald Trump reversed a decade and a half of support for advancing the safety, equality, and inclusion of LGBTIQ people.
Report: LGBTIQ people are particularly vulnerable to U.S. aid cuts
At Amsterdam's Pride Walk in 2017, protesters wore "Erasing 76 Crimes" T-shirts and carried the flags of the then 73 countries they urged to repeal their anti-LGBT laws. (Photo courtesy of Pride Walk)
LGBTQ people in wealthy nations deserve to know how the other half suffers
Enioluwa Adeoluwa (Photo courtesy of Paper Magazine)
Nigerian online influencer condemns anti-LGBT violence
Nigerian career coach Olabode Ifeanyi
Nigerian career coach exposes society’s hypocrisy toward effeminate men
Cover of the book Feel Good
Move over, queer suffering. It’s time for queer joy.