Trinidad and Tobago judge rules homophobic laws unconstitutional
High Court finds that the sections of the Sexual Offences Act that criminalise consensual same-sex activity between adults are unconstitutional.
Kenya Appeal Court rules forced medical examinations unlawful
In a significant win for human rights in Kenya, the Court of Appeal has ruled that the use of forced anal examinations by the state is unlawful.
Rights Group Seeks to Strike Down Discriminatory Laws
The Kenya High Court hears challenge to colonial laws that target lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
India’s Supreme Court Upholds Right to Privacy
Justices find that discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation is deeply offensive to the dignity and self-worth of the individual.
Human Dignity Trust co-founds new alliance for global equality
UK-based organisations join forces to fight for LGBT equality globally.
US court reaffirms charges against anti-LGBTI hate preacher but dismisses case on jurisdictional grounds
Judge Michael Ponsor finds Scott Lively's actions "vicious", but that the US courts are limited in dealing with his activities in Uganda.
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