Singapore men appeal denial of their challenge to anti-gay law
Two Singapore men have appealed the High Court’s rejection of their lawsuits challenging Singapore’s anti-gay law as unconstitutional.
Singapore’s High Court upholds anti-gay law
Singapore’s High Court today rejected constitutional challenges to the nation’s largely unenforced anti-gay law, which provides for prison…
Economics of human rights: Working for change is good for business
Businesses have the responsibility — and the clout — to work to end discrimination and criminalization of LGBTI…
U.N. vs. anti-LGBTI laws; plus news in brief
In brief, here is recent news from countries with anti-LGBTI laws. These items are excerpted with slight modifications…
Lawyers, activists target anti-LGBT bias in Caribbean
Attorneys and activists met this week in Grenada to discuss strategy for litigation and advocacy seeking an end…
Activists to U.K.: Fight harder vs. global LGBT persecution
British activists today urged the new Conservative government of the United Kingdom to step up efforts to end…
Two tiny nations drop anti-gay laws: Palau and Sao Tome
Two tiny island nations have dropped their laws against same-sex intimacy. Palau in the western Pacific Ocean, north…
Belize sodomy law on trial, Day 2
It’s Day 2 of the constitutional challenge against the Belize sodomy law, Section 53, brought by Caleb Orozco,…