Commentary

Dede Oetomo (Photo courtesy of Sebarr.com)
Interview: Indonesians are gay-friendly if not brainwashed
Click on the image to read the UN standards for business conduct toward LGBTI people.
Economics of human rights: Working for change is good for business
Protesters at Pride Walk carried flags of 73 nations with anti-homosexuality laws. The Erasing 76 Crimes blog helped to identify those countries and gay-rights activists who deserved recognition for their work there. (Photo courtesy of Pride Walk)
Gay rights: We did much in 2018, we’ll do more in 2019
Jamaican vote on sodomy law? Get out of gays’ bedrooms!
Cutting aid to Tanzania: It worked (somewhat)
Will gay Nigerians ever be free to openly live their authentic lives?
6 surprising facts about Nigeria’s anti-gay-marriage law
U.N. plan for gay refugees: same abuse, new location?`
India and Trinidad overturned their anti-gay laws in court this year. Kenya and Botswana might do the same next year.
2019 goal: Eliminate two more countries’ anti-gay laws
Forgive Kevin Hart and other formerly anti-gay converts
Commentary: Help LGBT Africans by cutting aid to anti-gay Tanzania
Tanzania's crackdown on its LGBT citizens began after John Magufuli was elected president in 2015. (Emmanuel Herman photo courtesy of Reuters and Lusaka Times)
Commentary: Aid cut would make gay Tanzanians into scapegoats
How Canadians promoted homophobia in Tanzania
Logo of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights. (Click on the image to donate to Justice 4 Eric Lembembe)
African human rights body must set a better example
Maurice Tomlinson (Photo courtesy of Facebook)
Courts skew the case against Jamaican anti-sodomy law
Tanzania’s anti-gay purge vanished into thin air?