Barbados

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
Barbados: No jail time for violent attack on trans activist
Angeline Jackson (Photo courtesy of Facebook)
On International Women’s Day: End daily ‘corrective rapes’
Barbados: A brush with death, a vigil for trans murder victims
We need to do better: Barbados Pride for me as a trans woman
Graphic for the song "Sex Change" on YouTube.
Barbados: To stop violence, first stop anti-LGBTQ music
Ro-Ann Mohammed (Photo courtesy of Loop News Barbados)
Barbados: LGBT community targets anti-transgender song
Image promoting the Caribbean Can Rainbow Fund (Photo courtesy of the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network)
Goal of diaspora fund drive: LGBTQI rights 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
Alexa Hoffman (Photo courtesy of St. Lucia Times)
My Barbados petition: ‘the difference between life and death’
Cave Hill campus of the University of the West Indies in Barbados. (Photo courtesy of Caribbean360)
Anti-gay laws ‘damage human rights and health of all Barbadians’
Here’s why activists need international help vs. Barbados
Alexa D.V. Hoffmann marches at Barbados Pride 2017. (Photo courtesy of Maurice Tomlinson)
Launching an Inter-American challenge to Barbados anti-LGBT laws
Rihanna (Photo courtesy of Loop News Barbados)
With a boost from Rihanna, Barbados rejects homophobia
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