Botswana

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
Botswana activists deplore anti-trans attack
Blood, symbolizing the wounds, physical and emotional, of queer Africans, and the boxes that people, queer and straight, put themselves and others in, are the main visual motifs of Lesh Maseng’s radical dance piece G.A.Y. (Photo courtesy of Endotica.org)
LGBT dance artist steps forward in Botswana
Legabibo members at court. (Thalefang Charles photo courtesy of Mmegi Online)
Challenge to Botswana anti-gay law is ready; court isn’t
Logo of the African Queer Youth Initiative
Young queer Africans take a stand
Justice Geoffrey Nthomiwa (Photo courtesy of the Sunday Standard)
In Botswana, trans folk can get their ID cards fixed
Pastor Steven Anderson (Photo courtesy of YouTube)
Petition urges Jamaica to block hate preacher’s visit
Working to boost African rights advocacy in words and pictures
Location of Botswana in Africa
High Court OKs gender change on Botswana IDs
'Beyond the Rainbow': Broader LGBTI issues in Botswana
Trans community launches Queerstion magazine
News briefs: Archbishop pushes for LGBTI equality
Pastor Steven Anderson displays his 12-month Malawi visa (Photo courtesy of YouTube)
Anti-gay pastor plans Malawi visit despite reported ban
Anti-LGBTI push at U.N. falls short
Opposition and delay confront anti-LGBT push at U.N.
Anti-LGBT nations seek to end U.N. advocacy of LGBT rights