In this statement, the Prime Minister of Kenya’s office explains homophobic comments he made over the weekend. The clarification still has some troubling language, but it shows that…
Read moreFrom The Advocate September 2010 By Jon Barrett When news of Uganda’s “kill the gays” bill broke last year, there was a sense of—in my head at least—There…
Read moreU.S. Department of State Office of the Spokesman Washington, DC July 9, 2010 Ugandan Human Rights Activist Focuses on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Advocacy in the United…
Read moreIn the context of Secretary Clinton’s recent speech on LGBT rights, where she emphatically declared that “gay rights are human rights” and welcomed four LGBT activists from Africa…
Read moreIt was hard to keep a dry eye when Secretary of State Clinton introduced four LGBT activists from Uganda, Malawi, Cameroon, and South Africa to a packed auditorium…
Read moreSecretary Clinton and USAID Administrator Shah spoke about integrating LGBT human rights with U.S. foreign policy in a State Department briefing on Tuesday, June 22. Following keynote remarks…
Read moreWatch this months In The Life documentary on how religious organizations are using their money and influence to sanction homophobia around the world. Mark Bromley of the Council…
Read moreGovernment has announced that the pardon for Steven Monjeza and Tiwonge Chimbalanga is for the sentence only and that if the two men do not end their relationship…
Read moreTHE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release May 29, 2010 Statement by the Press Secretary on Today’s Pardoning in Malawi The White House is…
Read moreRepost From Times Live | May 27, 2010 3:39 PM | By Brendan Boyle President Jacob Zuma today condemned Malawi’s imprisonment of two gay men who publicly announced…
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