Trinidad

How Trinidad lost the right to gay sex
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.
Tally of nations with anti-gay laws edges back up to 66
Activist Jason Jones, a native of Trinidad living in the U.K., attended the rally. (Photo courtesy of Edwin Sesange)
No final victory yet in Trinidad, says LGBTQ rights activist Jason Jones
Courts are the key to expanding LGBTQ rights in the Caribbean
First transgender senator in Trinidad
A Ugandan man begs for his life at the hands of Uganda Police. (Photo courtesy of the Daily Monitor)
2021 in review: A year of arrests and harassment of LGBTQ people
Caribbean Pride celebrations take many forms
Mourners protest murder of Caribbean drag artist
‘LGBTQ church members are not loved as much as God wants’ (Day 2)
Dominica: Churches again use delay tactics to defend anti-sodomy law
Coming Sunday: Online panel about overturning Caribbean anti-gay laws
Only 72 nations still cling to their anti-gay laws
Activist is upbeat even as Trinidad rejects same-sex protections
The U.S. Supreme Court, LGBT rights and my Jamaica
Trinidad welcomes lesbian couple’s ‘miracle’ baby
Dominica High Court to hear challenge to sodomy laws
Gay man challenges Dominica’s anti-LGBT laws