Positive steps

Marchers in Yaoundé, Cameroon, celebrate the Day of Remembrance of the Fight Against Violence Targeting Human Rights Defenders. (Photo courtesy of Steeves Winner)
Cameroon marchers seek safety for human rights activists
Click on the image to provide food for 3 emaciated prisoners whose only crime is being gay.
Generous donors let us feed victims of Cameroon homophobia
For just $10, please help 3 emaciated gay prisoners
It’s time to help 3 men imprisoned for homosexuality
Ajit Bhide, president of the Indian Psychiatric Society, discussed the society's declaration that homosexuality is not an illness. Click the image to watch the video.
Homosexuality is not illness, says Indian Psychiatric Society
Photo accompanying the GoFundMe appeal for contributions to Pride at Kakuma Camp.
LGBTI Ugandans prepare for Pride in refugee camp
An All Out-sponsored show of support for Swaziland Pride.
‘Join us at the first-ever Pride celebration in Swaziland’
Alexa D.V. Hoffmann marches at Barbados Pride 2017. (Photo courtesy of Maurice Tomlinson)
Launching an Inter-American challenge to Barbados anti-LGBT laws
Introducing the African Human Rights Media Network
LGBT+ community and friends picked up six bags' worth of litter in Woodford Square during anti-LGBT rally. (Photo courtesy of Facebook)
LGBT+ in Trinidad: Clean up the laws, now clean up litter
Rihanna (Photo courtesy of Loop News Barbados)
With a boost from Rihanna, Barbados rejects homophobia
Nigeria’s first collection of queer-themed poems: ‘Brilliant’
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May (Photo courtesy of The Independent)
U.K.: ‘Deep regret’ for laws against gay sex
In a world where dozens of countries (shown in red) have anti-LGBT laws, about 400 million LGBTQI people are in legal jeopardy.
We’re down to 74 countries where homosexuality is illegal
Supporters of LGBT rights demonstrated in 2018 outside Trinidad's Hall of Justice. Jason Jones, who filed the original suit to overturn Trinidad's anti-gay laws, is in the center.
Trinidad court overturns anti-sodomy law
Taib, who is queer Ethiopian-Kenyan in Toronto (Mikael Owunna photo courtesy of The New York Times)
Photos of African LGBTQ diaspora as ‘radical self-love’