Saint Lucia

Map of the 67 countries where sexual relations between people of the same sex are illegal. YELLOW countries have sodomy laws that are currently being challenged before local courts. Sri Lanka, in PINK, currently has a bill before its parliament to repeal its sodomy law. Indonesia, in ORANGE, has laws that criminalize homosexuality only in some subnational jurisdictions. All states in RED have nationwide sodomy laws and no known efforts to remove them. 
Legal challenges to anti-LGBTQ laws are under way in at least 10 nations
French West Indies researcher reports higher prevalence of oral HPV infections LGBTQ among patients with head and neck cancer
Courts are the key to expanding LGBTQ rights in the Caribbean
LGBTI rights group in St. Lucia tackles domestic violence
London ruling on same-sex marriage could have international impact
Only 72 nations still cling to their anti-gay laws
As many as 20,000 people gather in Singapore for the Pink Dot festival, which seeks recognition of the human rights of LGBTI people. (Photo courtesy of Yahoo)
Anti-gay laws in 2019: You win some, you lose some
Lawsuits target 5 Caribbean nations’ anti-gay laws
An LGBT rights activist looks out over a beach and the Caribbean Sea on the eastern Caribbean island of Barbados. (Amy Braunschweiger photo courtesy of Human Rights Watch)
English-speaking Caribbean lags its neighbors on LGBT rights
Letter to anti-gay pastor: Some will die because of your words
Jason Jones (Photo courtesy of St. Lucia Times)
Trinidad suit could help undo Caribbean anti-gay laws
Caribbean trans activists form advocacy group
CWSDC working session (Photo courtesy of CWSDC)
Dozens of Caribbean activists gather for LBTQI empowerment
Don't ignore us, Caribbean activists tell UK gay press
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LGBTQI coalition gears up in eastern Caribbean
Human Rights Day marks launch of Caribbean alliance