Bahamas

Courts are the key to expanding LGBTQ rights in the Caribbean
Caribbean Pride celebrations take many forms
London ruling on same-sex marriage could have international impact
‘LGBTQ church members are not loved as much as God wants’ (Day 2)
Churches, activists fighting anti-gay laws — online talks Nov. 25-27
Guyana Trans United march for transgender visibility on March 31, 2019. (Photo courtesy of the Caribbean IRN Blog)
Hopeful signs for LGBT people in the Caribbean
Map of the Caribbean shows Guyana at lower right and Jamaica at center left. (Map courtesy of Caribbean Association of Pharmacists)
How Caribbean courts and LGBT activists nudge us toward justice
Caribbean trans activists form advocacy group
CWSDC working session (Photo courtesy of CWSDC)
Dozens of Caribbean activists gather for LBTQI empowerment
Here's why LGBTQI refugees need Canada's continued support
Anti-gay Caribbean pastors urge Trump to end push for LGBT rights
Leslie Miller, Bahamian member of parliament (Photo is from a YouTube clip in which Miller speaks positively about beating a girlfriend and denies that he is joking.) To hear the clip, click on the image.
Politician: Plan to exile trans Bahamians was a joke
Politician proposes island exile for trans Bahamians
5 reasons to fix Jamaica’s flawed Sexual Offences Act
Death threats lead to shutdown of Bahamas pride
Does the Anglo Caribbean need Bahamas Pride?