Antigua

2022 in worldwide LGBT rights progress – Part 2: Latin America and Caribbean
Tally of nations with anti-gay laws drops to 68
At this month's PrideJA 2017, Dane Lewis, executive director of J-FLAG (left) poses with Khavoy Brown, co-coordinator of Montego Bay Pride 2017. (Photo courtesy of Khavoy Brown)
Jamaica: homophobia’s last stand
Courts are the key to expanding LGBTQ rights in the Caribbean
Dominican Anglican church goes rogue on gay rights
Caribbean court overturns Antigua buggery law
2021 in review: A little progress against anti-LGBTQ laws, lots of resistance
Challenge to Antigua buggery law comes from unlikely source
U.S. ambassadors seek repeal of 69 nations’ anti-gay laws
Lawsuits target 5 Caribbean nations’ anti-gay laws
In a world where dozens of countries (shown in red) have anti-LGBT laws, about 400 million LGBTQI people are in legal jeopardy.
‘400 million LGBT people in jeopardy worldwide’
An LGBT rights activist looks out over a beach and the Caribbean Sea on the eastern Caribbean island of Barbados. (Amy Braunschweiger photo courtesy of Human Rights Watch)
English-speaking Caribbean lags its neighbors on LGBT rights
Jason Jones (Photo courtesy of St. Lucia Times)
Trinidad suit could help undo Caribbean anti-gay laws
Caribbean trans activists form advocacy group
Here's why LGBTQI refugees need Canada's continued support
Barbados training: Police learn about LGBTI community