International pressure for LGBT rights

Clinton Global Citizen award winners Pepe Julius Onziema, left, and Bishop Christopher Senyonjo at Clinton Global Initiative 2012 in New York. at
Uganda activists in NY: ‘We are here, we are you, we are proud!’
Two honorees pose at Clinton Global Initiative 2012. From left, Megan Bambino, CGI program manager; honoree Bishop Christoper Senyonjo; honoree Pepe Julius Onziema, a leader of Sexual Minorities Uganda; and the Rev. Canon Albert Ogle, president of the St. Paul's Foundation for International Reconciliation, which raises money for Senyonjo's work in Uganda.
Bill Clinton honors LGBT-friendly bishop in Uganda
So easy to ridicule: Malaysian list of gay ‘symptoms’
What we can learn from Jamaican anti-gay ‘Love March’
Global LGBT turmoil: Jamaica, Africa, SE Asia, Russia, U.S.
Prison for texting ‘I love you’? Petition pleads, ‘No!’
Democrats vs. GOP on 76 countries’ anti-gay laws
U.S. ambassador: Ghana needs to talk about gay rights
GOP: 76 countries’ anti-gay laws are OK
GOP platform leak: 76 countries’ anti-gay laws are OK
Organizing opposition to African ‘Gay Hate Day’
Outcry against anal exams by police in Lebanon
Catholic former ambassador defends LGBTs in Uganda
Blaming gay sex, rather than homophobia, for AIDS
Uganda aims to ‘weed out’ gay-friendly human rights groups
The island of Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean Sea is divided between the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and the southern Republic of Cyprus.
Goal: Repeal of Europe’s last law against homosexuality