Zambia

U.S. envoy who challenged anti-gay Zambia now protests vs. U.S. in Haiti
Anti-gay Zambians fear their new president will endorse gay rights
Two cruel variants of homophobia: Zambia and Indonesia
U.S.: Biden pledges he’ll push nations to repeal anti-gay laws
Zambia frees gay couple serving 15-year sentence
Zambian women march for LGBT rights as well as women’s rights
Report: U.S. recalls envoy who opposed prison term for gay Zambians
Zambia to U.S.: We’re anti-gay, so spare us your pro-gay ambassador
Is Zambia ready for a gay pride march?
Why is Zambian couple in prison? Because of King Henry VIII
U.S. envoy to Zambia: Act like Jesus, not like bigots, if you’re a Christian nation
Zambia blasts U.S. envoy who protested 15-year sentence for gay couple
Zambia: 15-year prison sentences ‘shocked the world’
After their conviction in Zambia on Aug. 3, 2018, for gay sex, Japhet Chataba and Stephen Sambo are loaded into a pickup truck to be transported back to jail. (Photo courtesy of Lusaka Times)
Zambian judge sentences men to 15 years for gay sex
Worldwide struggle for LGBTIQ rights: News from the front lines
The Rev. Kapya Kaoma (Photo courtesy of Political Resource Associates)
Zambia must shun the anti-gay politics of disgust