Tunisia

Banner for 2018's International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia.
IDAHOT day: Festivities but homophobic hate too
Rift splits Tunisian LGBT rights advocates
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’
Logo of the African Queer Youth Initiative
Young queer Africans take a stand
Tunisian LBGT activists help Bouhdid Belhedi (C), the director of Shams Radio, the first LGBT radio in the Arab region, after a scuffle with police who came to disperse the protest in Tunis on Jan. 27, 2018. (Fethi Belaid photo courtesy of AFP)
Tunisian police block protest of anti-LGBT law
Poster for the Mawjoudin Queer Film Festival
Tunisia gets its first queer film festival
Tunisia: LGBT online radio undaunted by 5,000 threats
11 glimmers of hope for LGBT rights in 2017
Tunisia drops anal tests, but not its anti-gay law
Salih, who was murdered in Kef, Tunisia (Photo courtesy of Kapitalis.com)
Protest over Tunisia's 20th homophobia-fueled murder
DJ Aly Mrabet
Tunisia: 'Homophobic' nightclub provokes controversy
The city of Sfax is located in the middle of Tunisia's east coast.
Tunisia: Teen gets 4-month sentence for homosexuality
Colin Stewart, editor/publisher of the Erasing 76 Crimes blog
Anti-LGBTI murders, but optimism too? Q&A with a reporter
Colin Stewart, editor/publisher of the Erasing 76 Crimes blog
Anti-LGBTI murders, but optimism too? Q&A with a reporter
North African activists in 7 countries seek justice
Q. Can Tunisia's only queer shelter be saved? A. Yes