United Kingdom

Stories of LGBTI love, hate, coming out and hope in Botswana
Diaspora African LGBTI activists win status as U.K. charity
Study urges multi-nationals to boost LGBT rights
End anti-LGBTI religious bias, London Pride marchers say
LGBTI Africans: Out and proud in Birmingham
Outed! Can LGBT Africans ever be safe?
To see rapid progress, compare 2 African musicians
Queen Elizabeth during Commonwealth Day ceremonies at Westminster Abbey in London (Photo courtesy of the BBC)
LGBTI Africans urge Commonwealth focus on human rights
LGBT Christians in Africa: A prime focus for new videos
Jamaica: ‘Human rights … should never be put to a vote’
Archbishop of Canterbury to LGBTI community: Sorry!
Empire’s evils live on, so activist rejects Empire’s honors
Malawi outraged as West opposes revival of gay arrests
Commonwealth: Maybe talk about LGBTI rights in 2018?
Honors in U.K. for LGBTI activists from Africa, Asia
Elizabeth Funke Obisanya poses with her BEFFTA award and (on left) Sabrina Chiemeka, who played Magda, and Louisa Warren, who played the role of racist homophobe and bully Laura. "She is lovely in real life, though," Obisanya adds. (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Funke Obisanya)
Praise from honored director: ‘She broke the anti-gay wall’