LGBTQ+ · February, 2011 · Global Voices

LGBTQ+ · February, 2011
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Stories about LGBTQ+ from February, 2011

Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica: The Facts About Banton

Quick Reads · Caribbean24 February 2011

St. Vincent & the Grenadines: Outcry Over Molestation Charges

Quick Reads · Caribbean22 February 2011

Portugal: Fight against prejudice on transgenderism

Quick Reads · Western Europe22 February 2011

Cuba, Trinidad & Tobago: The Gay Agenda

Quick Reads · Caribbean21 February 2011

Trinidad & Tobago: Same Sex Marriage

Quick Reads · Caribbean16 February 2011

Malawi/Uganda: Pushing the gay agenda

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa11 February 2011

Africa: Reporting LGBTI news in East Africa

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa9 February 2011

Trinidad & Tobago: Watching Egypt

Quick Reads · Caribbean3 February 2011

Cuba: Legalising Prostitution?

Quick Reads · Latin America3 February 2011

Peru: Gay Marriage Becomes Presidential Election Issue

Latin America1 February 2011

Same-sex marriage has been debated for some time, and its possible legalization has become a part of the election platforms of presidential candidates in Peru. This follows the rejection of...

Cameroon: EU Grant Sparks Homophobia Row

Sub-Saharan Africa1 February 2011

A few days after the slaughter of gay rights activist David Kato in Uganda, another gay-rights related issue has come under the spotlight in Cameroon. European Union funding of Alice Nkom's...

Uganda: War of words at David Kato's funeral puts spotlight on Anglican Church

Sub-Saharan Africa1 February 2011

Ugandan gay-rights advocate, David Kato, was slain on January 26, 2011. At David Kato's funeral the presiding Anglican minister ranted against homosexuality. The Anglican leadership in Uganda has been very...