South Africa Champions Historic UN Intersex Rights Resolution

South Africa is among the sponsors of a historic United Nations resolution aimed at protecting the human rights of intersex persons.
Uganda: World Responds to Constitutional Court’s Shocking Assault on LGBTIQ+ Lives

The Constitutional Court of Uganda has come under fire from around the world for upholding the country’s draconian Anti-Homosexuality Act, one of the world’s most severe anti-LGBTIQ+ laws.
Blow as Uganda’s Constitutional Court Upholds Anti-Homosexuality Act

Uganda’s Constitutional Court has dealt a devastating blow to the country’s LGBTIQ+ community by upholding the Anti-Homosexuality Act.
USA: Conservative Meltdown Over Biden’s Easter Trans Day Proclamation

US Christian conservatives are in an uproar over President Joe Biden’s decision to commemorate the Trans Day of Visibility on Easter Sunday.
What You Should Know About Coming Out as LGBTQ+ in Your 20s and 30s

Today, many LGBTQ+ people are coming out in their teens. What about those of us who are still to come out in our late 20s, 30s or later.
Diversity and Resilience: North West and Free State Celebrate Pride

LGBTIQ+ community members in the Free State and North West celebrated their queer identity at the Free State Pride and Mahikeng Pride events.
Botswana Collective Celebrates Black African Queer Creativity with New Zine

Botswana-based art collective Banana Club is celebrating the resilience, beauty, and creative prowess of black African queer bodies.
Thailand Set to Recognise Same-Sex Marriages

Thailand has taken a historic and significant step towards becoming the first Southeast Asian nation to legalise same-sex marriage.
A Queer Perspective on Easter

Easter is an opportunity to reflect on Jesus’ vision of love, compassion, and radical inclusion, not religious dogma, writes Ishmael Mokone.
A Step Towards Justice: Sam Mbatha Killers Found Guilty

After almost three years of delays, three men have finally been found guilty of murdering up-and-coming LGBTQI+ marketer Sam Mbatha.