India

Lesbian couple in India can form a family, judge rules
Donald Trump and Elon Musk (Chris Unger photo courtesy of Zuffa / Rolling Stone)
‘The World’s Richest Men Take On the World’s Poorest Children’
Anti-HIV program in Malawi teaches patients how to protect themselves with antiretroviral medications. (Robbie Flick photo courtesy of Creative Commons license.)
American-made catastrophe: Growing toll of losses and deaths from USAID demolition
Pepfar-supported health counseling in Kenya.
Health programs shutter around the world because Trump has paused foreign aid
Global update: The struggle for LGBTQ rights continues in Asia
Graphic from the 2020 report “Hate Speech Spreads Like Wildfire” on hate speech in social media in the Middle East and North Africa.
Facebook opens the door to more anti-LGBTQ lies and hate speech
Africa had anti-Western views long before anyone blamed the West for LGBT+ activism
Half the countries competing at Asian Cup have anti-LGBT laws
Initiative for Equality and Non-Discrimination Executive Director Essy Adhiambo. (Courtesy photo)
Global LGBT activists gather for Human Rights Campaign summit in DC
2022 in worldwide LGBT rights progress – Part 4: Asia
Indian Supreme Court decrees equal rights for families of same-sex couples
In September 2018, gay rights supporters in Bangalore, India, celebrate the Supreme Court ruling that overturned India's anti-gay law. (Photo courtesy of USA Today)
U.S. details its extensive LGBTQI rights advocacy in India
India rolls out program to mainstream transgender people
2021 in review: Some glimmers of hope for LGBTQ rights
India is on the brink of getting its first openly gay judge
Winnie Byanyima, a Ugandan national and the global executive director of UNAIDS, is urging the United States to continue its support of Pepfar's fight against HIV / AIDS. (Photo courtesy of Eagle News)
Businesses of at-risk Ugandans will get Covid-19 aid