Bangladesh

U.S. officials in Asia reach out to LGBTQI communities
Trans candidate makes history with win in Bangladesh
Bangladesh: Murderers of 2 gay rights activists sentenced to death
Trans students in class at Pakistan's first trans-only madrasa in Islamabad, Pakistan's capital. [Salahuddin photo courtesy of Reuters/Al Jazeera)
Pakistan gets its first Muslim school for trans students only
2019 in review: Anti-gay violence remains a danger worldwide
Roundup: 8 extremists charged in Bangladeshi murders
Scene from the Kenyan film "Rafiki," which was blocked in its bid to be Kenya's nominee for an Oscar.
Updates: Kenya, St. Lucia, Singapore, many more
Gay rights activists Peter Tatchell (left) and Riaz Osmani (right) were among the protesters demanding action from Bangladeshi authorities in the case of the 2016 murders of who investigated the 2016 murders of Xulhaz Mannan and Tonoy Mojumdar. (Photo courtesy of Riaz Osmani)
Protest over Bangladeshi failure to solve 2016 murders
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’
The happiest and saddest stories of 2017
The display of a rainbow flag at a September concert in Cairo triggered a new round of anti-LGBT arrests in Egypt's ongoing crackdown on LGBT people and many others who are targets of the Abdel Fattah el-Sisi regime. (Photo courtesy of Rainbow Egypt via Facebook)
Revisiting horrors of 2017 in hopes of ending them
Kd Sajjad Hossain (Photo courtesy of Facebook)
Family forced him to marry; he chose death instead
Colin Stewart, editor/publisher of the Erasing 76 Crimes blog
Anti-LGBTI murders, but optimism too? Q&A with a reporter
Colin Stewart, editor/publisher of the Erasing 76 Crimes blog
Anti-LGBTI murders, but optimism too? Q&A with a reporter
Bangladeshi repression leaves LGBT community reeling
Bangladesh activists seek funds to fight anti-LGBT law