Gay rights advocates in Kosovo say it is time to test whether the ambiguously worded constitution permits same-sex marriage or not.
Russia: Activists Say Chechnya Has Restarted Its Crackdown Against LGBT People
US: This is what anti-LGBTQ housing discrimination looks like
Tanzania: Stop Threatening Rights Groups
Uganda: DSTV Suspends Six 'Pro-Gay' Children's TV Programmes
US: ‘Being Gay in Prison Is Ten Times Harder’: Inmates Tell of Abuse, Use of Solitary
UK: Shocking documents tell the inside story of British government’s homophobic persecution
Tanzania steps up fight against queer rights
China: Bloggers, Filmmakers Feel Chill of Internet Crackdown
The rules, which affect social media giants like Weibo Corp as well as small platforms that have thrived in China's buzzing creative online space, are the latest step toughening oversight ahead of the Communist Party Congress later this year, when President Xi Jinping is expected to consolidate power.