I arbeidet med denne bloggen legger jeg til stadighet til side saker som jeg har lyst til å videreformidle, men som jeg ikke rekker over – til tross for at jeg også har innleggene «Ymse homonytt fra hele verden» som liksom skal ta av en del av det overskytende. Nå som det er sommer kan det være passende å rydde litt i haugene, så nå vil jeg jeg rett og slett lenke til en bråte innlegg som jeg hadde lyst til å gjøre mer ut av, men som jeg aldri rakk… Jeg tar en verdensdel av gangen, og begynner med…

Afrika

• In Africa: mobile phones, radio promote rights, says Amnesty International
• Botswana: BONELA empowers gay and lesbian community in Palapye
• Botswana: LGBTI component in new Botswana initiative on sex work
• Botswana: Botswana LGBT organisation to hold first AGN and elections

• Burundi: Building the LGBTI movement in Burundi
• Ghana: Ghana: Muslims lobby government over homosexual «crisis»
• Ghana: Mixed Messages on HIV Prevention by Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC)
• Ghana: National Chief Imam condemns homosexual practices
• Ghana: Gays Chase Journalist
• Ghana: Homosexuality and the Law in Ghana
• Ghana: Homosexuals Are Also God’s Children
• Ghana: Acting on Sexual Orientation is a Constitutionally Protected Right
• Ghana: Homosexuality: Biological Claims Unfounded
• Kamerun: Dømt til tre års fengsel for stevnemøte
• Kenya: Kenya Human Rights Commission Calls for Repeal of Laws Criminalising Homosexuality
• Kenya: Gay Kenyans launch online forum
• Kenya: Kenia: Islamische Prediger fordern Todesstrafe für Schwule
• Kenya: Kenyan radio interview aimed to demystify same sex relationships
• Kenya: Muasya Intersex Decision Rejecting a Third Gender in Kenyan Law Appealed
• Kenya: Gay Kenyan activists speak on UN resolution, Kenya
  GAY KENYAN ACTIVISTS SPEAK ON UN RESOLUTION, KENYA

• Malawi: Former Presidents of Botswana and Zambia Condemn Malawi’s Gay Rights Stance
• Malawi: Cameron’s Africa LGBT rights comments are rhetoric and could backfire
• Nigeria: How new law may impact LGBT rights in Nigeria
• Rwanda, Uganda og Burundi: Report: LGBTI rights in Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi
• Senegal: In France, gay Senegalese man finally wins asylum
• Senegal: Religious leards fuel homophobia say Amnesty International
• Sri Lanka og Senegal: Audio: Fleeing Sri Lanka and Senegal: LGBT asylum seekers in the UK
• Sør-Afrika: Politiet: Nøt du det?
• Sør-Afrika: Cannes: Le film «Skoonheid» gagne la palme homo
  

• Sør-Afrika: No Apology from Qwelane for Homophobic Hate Speech
• Tanzania: In Tanzania, films banned for ‘gay themes’ and ‘indecent dresses’
• Tanzania: UK Begins Deportation of Gay Activist to Tanzania
• Tanzania: Lav profil i Kinondoni
• Tanzania: «Send ikke flere aktivister»
• Uganda: Un militant LGBT ougandais: «Il y a vraiment un risque que l’anti-gay bill revienne»
• Uganda: Ugandan Moses Mworenko wins US asylum
• Uganda: Martyrs Day in Uganda….
• Uganda: An eyewitness to homophobia, from Uganda to the UN
• Uganda: Uganda’s anti-gay bill spotlighted at Louisville forum
• Uganda: David Belongs to All of Us Now
• Zambia: Catholic Members Demand Clarity On Homosexuality
• Zambia: In Zambia, Oxford Uni pulled into anti-gay ‘political mudslinging’ whilst former president backs gay rights
• Zambia: Sambia: Katholische Kirche zu homofreundlich?
• Zambia: ‘Sata’s gay love historical’
• Zimbabwe: Gays say sodomy law needs reframing + Zimbabwe’s Laws Lack Distinction Between Consensual Sex and Rape for LGBTI Persons