Saudi Arabia

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’
Scene from alleged Saudi "gay wedding" video (Photo courtesy of Twitter via the BBC)
Saudi Arabia police arrest men over ‘gay wedding’ video
These three men, hanged in Iran in 2014, may have been convicted and executed for gay sex. (Photo courtesy of Iran Human Rights)
5 deadliest among 14 nations with death penalty for gay sex
Saudis arrest 35 Pakistanis, deny that 2 were killed
Iran's Revolutionary Guards arrested dozens of "homosexuals and devil-worshippers" in October 2013. (Photo courtesy of Mehr News Agency)
100s in jail for being gay
Anti-gay nations exclude LGBT communities from U.N. cities plan
Egypt, ‘one of the world’s biggest jailers of gay men’
Progress and persecution from Jamaica to Myanmar
Arab LGBTQ activists in U.S., Canada aim to rally diaspora
Death penalty for gay sex in 10 to 14 nations (update)
LGBTI rights activism: Mostly hidden in Middle East, N. Africa
News in brief: Some bright spots, some trouble ahead
3 nations crack down on same-sex couples
Four murders of gay men in Yemen
Market in Sana’a, Yemen’s capital city. (Photo courtesy of YXO / flickr via The Tower)
Yemen’s hidden gay community under siege
Sri Lanka's "Nothing But Pride" video. (Click image to watch the video.)
7 countries’ LGBTI supporters, in school and out