Interview with Ugandan LGBTI Activist Frank Mugisha Part 1 gayswithoutborders.wordpress.com Frank Mugisha:...
Interview with Ugandan LGBTI Activist Frank Mugisha Part 2 gayswithoutborders.wordpress.com Frank Mugisha:...
Frank Mugisha, Uganda LGBTI activist, tells of the treatment of gay and lesbian people in Uganda. (part 2) Interview with...
slide show A Brief History...
slide show A Brief History...
A general overview of the National LGBTI youth leaders lekgotla, held at WITS University ...quality has been reduced. For anyone wanting the larger, but much better quality video, just send me a request LGBTI lekgotla
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II Marcha LGBTI organizado por la ILGA LAC. Esta vez fue en la ciudad de Curitiba -Brasil, el 29 de enero de este año. Lo destacable es la gran diversidad de participantes de diferentes paises de América Latina, que en esta oportunidad marcharon junt@s por la inclusión, respeto y visibilidad de Lesbianas, Gays, Trans e Intersex. MARCHA LGBTI...
II Marcha LGBTI organizado por la ILGA LAC. Esta vez fue en la ciudad de Curitiba -Brasil, el 29 de enero de este año. Lo destacable es la gran diversidad de participantes de diferentes paises de América Latina, que en esta oportunidad marcharon junt@s por la inclusión, respeto y visibilidad de Lesbianas, Gays, Trans e Intersex. MARCHA LGBTI...
London - 10 December 2009 Nearly 100 protesters rallied outside the Ugandan Embassy in London on Human Rights Day to support the Ugandan LBGTI community. They called on the Ugandan government to drop its draconian Anti-Homosexuality Bill, which is currently being debated by the Ugandan parliament. Under this proposed law, LGBTI Ugandans will face execution for certain homosexual acts and life imprisonment for all other same-sex acts - even mere caressing and kissing. The London protesters included LGBTI activists from the UK and of Jamican descent, plus LGBTI campaigners from Uganda, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Cameroon, Nigeria, the Congo and Kenya. Protest in London...
London - 10 December 2009 Nearly 100 protesters rallied outside the Ugandan Embassy in London on Human Rights Day to support the Ugandan LBGTI community. They called on the Ugandan government to drop its draconian Anti-Homosexuality Bill, which is currently being debated by the Ugandan parliament. Under this proposed law, LGBTI Ugandans will face execution for certain homosexual acts and life imprisonment for all other same-sex acts - even mere caressing and kissing. The London protesters included LGBTI activists from the UK and of Jamican descent, plus LGBTI campaigners from Uganda, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Cameroon, Nigeria, the Congo and Kenya. Protest in London...
London - 10 December 2009 Nearly 100 protesters rallied outside the Ugandan Embassy in London on Human Rights Day to support the Ugandan LBGTI community. They called on the Ugandan government to drop its draconian Anti-Homosexuality Bill, which is currently being debated by the Ugandan parliament. Under this proposed law, LGBTI Ugandans will face execution for certain homosexual acts and life imprisonment for all other same-sex acts - even mere caressing and kissing. The London protesters included LGBTI activists from the UK and of Jamican descent, plus LGBTI campaigners from Uganda, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Cameroon, Nigeria, the Congo and Kenya. Topher Campbell -...
London - 10 December 2009 Nearly 100 protesters rallied outside the Ugandan Embassy in London on Human Rights Day to support the Ugandan LBGTI community. They called on the Ugandan government to drop its draconian Anti-Homosexuality Bill, which is currently being debated by the Ugandan parliament. Under this proposed law, LGBTI Ugandans will face execution for certain homosexual acts and life imprisonment for all other same-sex acts - even mere caressing and kissing. The London protesters included LGBTI activists from the UK and of Jamican descent, plus LGBTI campaigners from Uganda, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Cameroon, Nigeria, the Congo and Kenya. Protest in London...
(Part 1 of 6) Wednesday 28 October, 6.30pm to 8pm A rare chance to witness one of the uk's foremost LGBT activists. Peter Tatchell co-founded outrage! and gained international celebrity for his attempted citizen's arrest of President Robert Mugabe. Tatchell talks about LGBTI, multiculturalism and the subversion of human rights, with assistance from Amnesty Scotland and Glasgay. Peter Tatchell:...

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