Women and Leadership: 7 Women Discuss Their Journeys
Leaders from around the world explained how they took their passions and concerns and turned them into action.
Source: nytimes.com
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Mauritius ends cruel anti-LGBTQ+ laws and makes gay sex legal
It’s a momentous day for the LGBTQ+ community of Mauritius, as the East African country’s Supreme Court decriminalises gay sex.
South Africa United Kingdom Abdool Ridwan Firaas Ben Hasty Medianews Group Reading Eagle Mauritius Supreme Court Human Dignity
Source: thepinknews.com
Mauritius Supreme Court Decriminalizes Gay Sex in Landmark Decision
Advocates hailed the decision on the African island nation while the court disparaged the law’s British colonial era origins in its ruling.
United Kingdom South Africa Abdool Ridwan Firaas Yoweri Museveni Abdool Ridwan Ryan Firaas Uganda Parliament
Source: yahoo.com
King Charles' coronation and Britain's anti-LGBTQ colonial history
As King Charles' coronation approaches, some believe now is the right time to face up to Britain's history of colonialism.
Source: thepinknews.com
Cook Islands repeals decades-old law criminalizing sex between men
Changes to the Pacific island country’s Crimes Act also removed marriage as a defense in rape cases.
Source: benarnews.org
Pope Francis Denounces Laws Criminalizing LGBTQ People
Pope Francis and other Christian leaders have criticized anti-LGBTQ laws and called for more acceptance within the church.
Source: hngn.com
American attacked by homophobic mob in Senegal
An American man visiting Senegal was beaten by a crowd of 100 people in what is a suspected homophobic attack.
Source: pinknews.co.uk
Why Hotel Designs is changing its logo in June • Hotel Designs
Hotel Designs is amplifying its faith this Pride Month by adding a splash of rainbow colour into its logo. Here's why...
Source: hoteldesigns.net
Cameroon Says Citizens Abuse LGBTI People
Central African state’s government made comment this week after Human Rights Watch reported degrading treatment of LGBTI people and called on Cameroon to hold perpetrators accountable
Source: voanews.com