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Tanzania vows to arrest people "protecting gay interests"

The Tanzanian government has threatened to arrest and deport foreigners who argue in favour of LGBTI rights and close down any organisations that are...

Kenyan report claims homosexuality starts in primary schools

A government report in Kenyan that was seeking to investigate the reasons why there were wide spread riots in high schools in 2016 has...

Prosecutors call for Indonesian couple to be caned 80 times

  Prosecutors in the Indonesian province of Aceh have called for two men, who were caught having sex by their neighbours, be punished with 80...

South Korea elects Moon Jae-in as new President

South Korea has elected Moon Jae-in as their new President ending a decade of conservative rule. The country was forced to hold a snap poll to...

One Nation's candidate suggests gay marriage leads to incest, polygamy

The Australian has reported that a WA candidate representing Pauline Hanson's One Nation previously suggested that allowing marriage equality would lead to polygamous marriages...

New BBC drama focuses on decriminalisation of homosexuality

A new BBC drama will mark the 50th anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the United Kingdom. Against the Law will recount the case...

One Nation dumps anti-gay candidate Shan Ju Lin

One Nation has dumped Shan Ju Lin as a candidate for the Queensland state election because of her views on homosexuality. On Friday Lin posted,...

Chad criminalises homosexuality

The African nation Chad has approved a new criminal code for the country, among the many new laws is one that makes homosexuality illegal. The...

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