Sudan Repeals Death Penalty For Same Sex Relations
In a historic win for LGBTQI activists and rights in Africa, Sudan this week finally repealed the death penalty for individuals that engage in consensual …
In a historic win for LGBTQI activists and rights in Africa, Sudan this week finally repealed the death penalty for individuals that engage in consensual …
Singapore’s High Court has dismissed three fresh constitutional challenges to overturn the nation’s ban on homosexuality. Under Section 377A of the British colonial-era, the “gross …
KAMPALA: 67 people are facing charges in Uganda after police raided a gay bar which is considered to be one of the last safe spaces …
“Same-sex relations are a crime in around 70 countries. Today that number has decreased by one.”
Forced anal examinations have largely been used to ‘prove’ whether or not a man is gay in countries where homosexuality is criminalised.
Twenty-two countries across Europe currently require sterilisation for legal gender amendment.
Belize is the first Caribbean country to change its anti-sodomy laws
Each month, with the help of Kaleidoscope Australia Human Rights Foundation, the Star Observer’s “Snapshot” segment shines a light on the current state of LGBTI rights and law reform in one of our regional neighbours. This month, we take a look at Myanmar (formerly Burma).