Sweden: Mandatory Sterilization of Transgender People Officially Ends
Sweden ends its 41-year-old law mandating sterilization for transgender people.
WATCH: Ugandan LGBT Group Gets Its Day in U.S. Court
A federal judge in Springfield, Mass., heard opening arguments Monday in Sexual Minorities Uganda v. Scott Lively, the first case of its kind, which seeks to hold an American evangelical responsible for conspiring with religious and government officials to persecute LGBT people in Uganda.
Cameroon: Gay Men Released From 5-Year Sentence
An appeals court in Cameroon Monday overturned a five-year sentence for two men found guilty of homosexuality.
LGBT Ugandans File Suit Against Antigay American Pastor
The first case of its kind, Sexual Minorities Uganda v. Scott Lively seeks to hold the antigay American pastor responsible for his persecution of LGBT people in Uganda.
Poll: The French Would Prefer a Referendum on Marriage Equality
We Are Here: LGBTI in Uganda
American-born gay photographer D. David Robinson collected portraits and first-person accounts from lesbian, gay, transgender, and intersex Ugandans, then turned to The Advocate to offer these brave activists a forum to tell their stories in their own words.
Paintings With Muslim Clerics in Gay Settings Cause Uproar in Pakistan
School officials at the National College of the Arts in Lahore, Pakistan, received threats of violence after publishing a series of paintings depicting Muslim clerics with homoerotic undertones.
WATCH: Ugandan Trans Man Confronts Antigay Rev. Ssempa
A transgender man appeared on Ugandan television's Morning Breeze to talk about homosexuality, but he could barely get a word in edgewise with antigay Reverend Martin Ssempa's vitriolic hate speech and constant interruptions.
Cameroon Court Upholds Sentence of Man Jailed for Gay Texting
Tiny Caribbean Island Becomes Same-Sex Marriage Refuge
Saba, a tiny island in the Dutch Caribbean, is becoming a travel destination for same-sex couples looking to get married in paradise.
Ugandan Parliament Takes a Break But Could Soon Be Back At It
The Parliament will resume in January, when it could once again consider the "Anti-Homosexuality Bill"









