Pakistan

Global struggles for LGBTQ+ rights: Latest news from the front lines
Kashmir’s invisible LGBTQIA+ community
Pakistan expands health insurance for trans people
Trans and queer activists focus on Muslim Asia, Middle East
India’s move in Kashmir divides queer Hindus, queer Muslims
LGBTI Asia: From Myanmar tragedy to Pakistan progress
Xulhaz Mannan (Photo courtesy of Facebook)
Roundup: 8 extremists charged in Bangladeshi murders
Trans Pakistanis on the move (Photo illustrating UrduPoint's article "All-Pakistan Transgender Election Network Launched")
Setbacks for trans Pakistanis in July election
National Assembly of Pakistan (Photo courtesy of the Pakistan Observer)
Transgender protection bill advances in Pakistan
In a world where dozens of countries (shown in red) have anti-LGBT laws, about 400 million LGBTQI people are in legal jeopardy.
‘400 million LGBT people in jeopardy worldwide’
Sonia, a trans rights activist, was shot on Jan. 17 in Peshawar, Pakistan. (Photo courtesy of Front Line Defenders)
Pakistani trans activists under attack: kidnapped, raped, shot
Taimur Kamal, coordinator of the Pakhtunkhwa Civil Society Network (Photo courtesy of Front Line Defenders)
Pakistan: Trans rights defenders attacked in Peshawar
Logo of the Malawi Human Rights Commission
News in brief: Challenges in health, work, courts
LGBTI news in brief: Good news, 4. Bad news, 6.
Saudis arrest 35 Pakistanis, deny that 2 were killed
News briefs: Archbishop pushes for LGBTI equality