Positive steps

Donors, activists free gay man from Cameroon prison
Jamaican newspaper backs bid for same-sex marriage
Nigeria gets its first lesbian documentary
Graphic for the fundraising campaign for the new Not Alone / Pas Seul project in northern Cameroon.
If you help, we’ll feed imprisoned victims of homophobia
Lawsuit aims to overturn Dominica’s anti-gay laws
Survey: Nigerians are more accepting of gay people
St. Lucia plans its first Pride celebration
Botswana: Another country strikes down its anti-gay laws
New lawyers’ group fights violence and stigma in Cameroon
Bhutan prepares to repeal its anti-gay laws
Defeat in Kenya didn’t reverse gay Africans’ gains
Nigerian music producer supports effeminate male dancer
Victory for human rights in Tunisia
Locations of meetings of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights outside their headquarters in Washington, D.C. (Map courtesy of UniversalRights.org)
Human rights watchdog fights anti-gay abuses in the Americas
Gauri Sawant (Photo courtesy of India Times)
As India election nears, officials urge trans Indians to vote
Generous donors paid for this supplementary food and hygiene items which will have to last for two months for three gay prisoners in Cameroon: rice, detergent, pasta, packets of peanuts, cooking oil, sugar, anti-septic soap, bags of tomatoes, tapioca, bleach, shrimp flavor cubes, salt and toilet paper. (Photo by AJFG)
We need $50 to feed gay victims of Cameroon’s homophobia