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WorldPride is happening in Washington, D.C., from May 17 to June 8. (Photo courtesy of CBS and Getty)
Whose Pride is it, anyway?
Dutch Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Minister Reinette Klever with Gen. Jeje Odongo, Uganda's foreign affairs minister. (Photo courtesy of New Vision and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Refugees could be put at risk in Uganda under proposed Dutch deal
Kristin Moore
Sint Maarten’s first openly trans woman says attitudes are changing
2023 World Same-Sex Marriage and LGBT Rights Progress – Part 5: Europe
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Caribbean: Same-sex marriage likely in Sint-Maarten, Aruba, Curaçao
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Cameroon: Money is tight, so LGBTI activists prepare to work smarter
Blacks in Europe: ‘The fight against HIV must not be thought of without us’
LGBTQ rights advocate protests in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 2016.
2022 in worldwide LGBT rights progress – Part 5: Europe
Rainbow dress spotlights needs of LGBT community in Mozambique
Ugandan LGBT ally lawyer Nicholas Opiyo wins Human Rights Tulip award
Nicholas Opiyo, the former executive director of Chapter Four Uganda
Defender of LGBT Ugandans nominated for human rights award
Dutch claim: Criminals help Ugandan asylum seekers appear gay
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TV exposé from Iran targets LGBTQ safe houses in Iraq
Russian police threaten activist; she flees, wins asylum
Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to hear Jamaica petition Monday
Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov (Photo courtesy of ABC News)
Chechnya’s long arm of retaliation against gay men