Beyoncé says “LGBTQI rights are human rights”
An emotional Beyoncé has dedicated her GLAAD media award to her late gay uncle while also calling for families to accept their LGBTQ children.
32 countries condemn Chechnya LGBTI purge but not South Africa
South Africa is notable by its absence in a statement signed by more than 30 countries condemning the arrest, torture and killing of LGBTQ people in the Russian republic of Chechnya.
Elections 2019 | What the top political parties promise on LGBTIQ rights
Cast your ‘pink vote’ wisely! Ahead of the 8 May elections, here is a guide to what the election manifestos of five of the top political parties in South Africa say about LGBTIQ+ equality.
How do I know if I have an addiction or substance use disorder?
The use of drugs and alcohol has been found to be high in the LGBTQ community by various studies. But how do you know when you are just having fun or actually have a problem that may need some form of treatment?
Brunei | Gay people to be stoned to death from next week
Brunei will join a handful of countries that punish homosexuality with death when new “cruel and inhuman” laws come into place next week.
Me1st encourages men to ‘come out’, in more ways than one
The Me1st campaign is urging men who have sex with men to ‘come out’ to themselves about their sex lives and to take charge of their health.
OUT launches Love Not Hate LGBTI Legal Clinic
With almost half of LGBTI South Africans experiencing discrimination, OUT LGBT Well-being has launched the Love Not Hate LGBTI Legal Clinic.
Shock as all charges dropped against Jussie Smollett
In an unexpected move, prosecutors have dropped all charges against Jussie Smollett for reporting an alleged hoax hate crime attack.
Here are the men competing to be Mr Gay World South Africa
Voting is open for the Mr Gay World South Africa competition and you can pick your favourite now to represent South Africa at the upcoming Mr Gay World™ in Cape Town.
‘Homophobic’ tweet by Loyiso Bala to his brother is heartbreaking
A birthday tweet by singer Loyiso Bala to his brother has been condemned as an example of the often seemingly subtle but devastating homophobia of religious intolerance.