Emails Show "Pro-Family" Activists Feeding Contacts To Russian Nationalists
"The empire strikes back :)" Emails posted online by mysterious leak publishers suggest a concerted effort to "push the pro-family worldwide movement."
Egyptian Police Arrest Men At Cairo Bathhouse "Group Sex Party"
A news team told police that the bathhouse was used for "group perversions," and plans to air a program on Wednesday on "the dens for spreading AIDS in Egypt."
U.S. Ignored Human Rights Abuses Until LGBT People Were Under Assault, Say Gambian Activists
"All of sudden they arrest these 15 gays and lesbians, and we're seeing really what seems to be a firestorm."
Latvian Ruling Party Official Resigns After Praising Nazi Extermination Of Gays On Twitter
"Thank God — at one time, the Germans shot them. It improves fertility," Unity Party official Inga Priede tweeted.
EU Countries Banned From Requiring LGBT Asylum Seekers To "Prove" Their Sexuality
EU's top court issued a ruling that protects the rights of asylum seekers on the basis of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
How The Father Of Soviet Pornography Became A Crusader Against “Gay Propaganda”
“I was the father of the sexual revolution, and now I'm becoming the father of the sexual counterrevolution,” Vladimir Linderman told BuzzFeed News in the Latvian capital, Riga.
South African Court Sentences Man To 30 Years In Prison For Rape And Murder Of Black Lesbian
The brutal murder of Duduzile Zozo forced the South African government to get serious about an epidemic of violence targeting black lesbians.
“They’re Going To Kill Us”: LGBT Gambians Fear They’re Next In Police Raids
BuzzFeed News spoke to the people who fear that the West African nation's president plans to make good on his promise to exterminate LGBT people the "same way we are fighting malaria-causing mosquitoes."
LGBT Rights Group Wins Landmark Case In Botswana
This is the second ruling from an African court this year upholding the right to form LGBT organizations.
Catholic Archbishop Compares LGBT People To Undocumented Americans: "Love The Sinner"
"We have to help people to realize that they should not demonize the undocumented; nobody should be demonized because of their sexual orientation," said Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski to BuzzFeed News.
The LGBT Kids Who Flee Their Countries — And Their Families — For The U.S.
Some of the thousands of Central American children trying to get to the United States are seeking a love and acceptance they can't get at home.
New Anti-LGBT Legislation Drafted In Uganda
And it's even more draconian than the Anti-Homosexuality Act, struck down earlier this year.
Victory For Transgender Activists Over Sharia Law
"As long as section 66 is in force the appellants will continue to live in uncertainty, misery, and indignity. Therefore, section 66 is unconstitutional and void."
Latvian Foreign Minister Confirms He Is Gay
The announcement made waves in the former Soviet republic and across its border with Russia.
Egyptian Court Sentences Eight Men In "Wedding Video" To Three Years In Jail
This is the most high-profile prosecution of people alleged to be gay in Egypt in more than a decade.
Armenian Activists Lose Suit Against Newspaper That Named "Homosexual Lobbyists"
"Hate speech and homophobia [are] highly sponsored by high level officials of Armenia," said activists denouncing the decision.
Indian Man Arrested For Homosexuality After Being Filmed On Wife's Spy Cameras
"My husband is a homosexual performing acts against nature," the wife said in her complaint to Bangalore police.
Singapore's Highest Court Upholds Sodomy Law
"Whilst we understand the deeply-held personal feelings of the appellants, there is nothing that this court can do to assist them. Their remedy lies, if at all, in the legislative sphere," the court rules.
Ugandan Court Dismisses High-Profile Case Against Ugandan LGBT Activist
Sam Ganafa was arrested in November 2013 in the run-up to passage of the Anti-Homosexuality Act.
Kazakh Music Students Win Lawsuit Claiming Moral Damages From Poster Showing Same-Sex Kiss
A court awarded them $188,000 because of a poster of 19th-century Kazakh composer Kurmangazy Sagyrbayuly kissing Russian poet Alexander Pushkin.