Seychelles

2022 in worldwide LGBT rights progress – Part 3: Africa and Oceania
Seychelles president welcomes LGBTI activists
Only 72 nations still cling to their anti-gay laws
LGBT Angolans demonstrate for their rights. The Angola LGBT advocacy group Iris Angola, founded in 2015 and granted government recognition in 2018, now has about 200 members. (Photo courtesy of Iris Angola)
Angola’s neighbors may copy its repeal of anti-gay law
Working to boost African rights advocacy in words and pictures
One focus of Pride Amsterdam: Anti-LGBT countries, victims
2016 in review: Progress in repealing anti-LGBT laws
Let’s celebrate: List of anti-LGBT nations shrinks again
Is the world now a better place for LGBTI people?
’74 countries to go’ — battle cry in fight for LGBTI justice
Seychelles' repeal of its anti-homosexuality law was the lead story in today's "Today in Seychelles."
Tiny African victory: Seychelles repeals ban on gay sex
Angola's state television network suspended showing of the popular soap opera Jikulumessu after it broadcast a scene of two men kissing. The series was later nominated by the International Television Academy for honors as one of the world's best soap operas.
Tally of LGBTI rights, wrongs in 29 sub-Saharan countries
Toolkit for progress toward LGBT rights in 53 countries
Third African nation prepares to drop anti-gay law
French-speaking African countries. Countries in dark grey are members of the International Francophone Organization (Map courtesy of Wikipedia)
New blog targets French-speaking nations’ anti-LGBTI laws
Seychelles: Same-sex wedding, but anti-gay law remains