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Erasing 76 Crimes Erasing 76 Crimes reports on the toll of 66+ nations' anti-gay laws -- and the work to repeal them.

UN anti-AIDS leader tells off Ugandan homophobes trolling her son online
04/10/2025

UN anti-AIDS leader tells off Ugandan homophobes trolling her son online



Winnie Byanyima tells Ugandan 'weak trolls and bots': 'Stay out of our family affairs.'

Ugandan anti-LGBTQ pastor uses Charlie Kirk murder to sell books
04/10/2025

Ugandan anti-LGBTQ pastor uses Charlie Kirk murder to sell books



Pastor Martin Ssempa, Uganda’s most prominent homophobic cleric, has been using the murder of American right-wing political activist Charlie Kirk to promote

The world cannot afford to lose UNAIDS
28/09/2025

The world cannot afford to lose UNAIDS



Over the past two decades, UNAIDS, the United Nations agency that coordinates the fight against AIDS, has seen dramatic reductions in fatalities related to

Trans people face violence across Middle East and North Africa, new report finds.
28/09/2025

Trans people face violence across Middle East and North Africa, new report finds.

Transgender individuals in the Middle East and North Africa are ensnared in a vicious cycle of state-sponsored criminalization, systemic legal

If political promises matter, Guyana is about to repeal its anti-gay laws
17/09/2025

If political promises matter, Guyana is about to repeal its anti-gay laws



With national elections over, LGBTQ+ advocates in Guyana say they are ready to work with the new administration to remove Guyana from its status as the only

Shams vs. Shams: Rupture in Tunisian gay rights advocacy group as Shams co-founder and a current leader trade accusation...
12/09/2025

Shams vs. Shams: Rupture in Tunisian gay rights advocacy group as Shams co-founder and a current leader trade accusations of illegality.



The Tunisian LGBTQI+ rights group Shams has long been divisive and controversial, not only with conservative Tunisians, but also with other Tunisian human

Transgender Kenyans win a major court victory
12/09/2025

Transgender Kenyans win a major court victory



 Although transgender rights are under attack in the United States and the United Kingdom, transgender people in Kenya have won a major court victory.

Here’s how a le***an couple regained their dignity in Cameroon. ***an
02/09/2025

Here’s how a le***an couple regained their dignity in Cameroon.

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In a country where homosexuality is still criminalized, Cameroonian le***ans Fleur and Wanda embody the courage and resilience that's needed to survive and

West African military regime pushes tally of nations with anti-gay laws to 65
02/09/2025

West African military regime pushes tally of nations with anti-gay laws to 65



Burkina Faso's new anti-gay law provides up to 5 years in prison for homosexuality

Deportation to a human rights wasteland? Uganda is not so unlike Trump’s America
26/08/2025

Deportation to a human rights wasteland? Uganda is not so unlike Trump’s America



Five months after U.S. officials' "administrative error" led to the wrongful deportation of immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia to El Salvador for nearly three

He fled Jamaica after surviving an anti-gay shooting. U.S. is trying to send him back.
21/08/2025

He fled Jamaica after surviving an anti-gay shooting. U.S. is trying to send him back.

Immigration agents are seeking to deport a 40-year-old Jamaican asylum-seeker who fled to the United States in 2021 after being nearly shot to death in

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Our appeal to you: Support the fight for LGBTQ rights worldwide

Growing readership for news of the worldwide struggle for LGBTQ rights. Freedom for three imprisoned victims of African homophobia. An appeal for financial support to make more such achievements possible. All that and more is contained in a year-end report from the president of St. Paul’s Foundation for International Reconciliation, which supports the Erasing 76 Crimes blog.

For more information, see our article about the work of the foundation and the advocacy journalism that it supports as part of the global struggle for equality and human rights.

(The photos above show Amsterdam Pride events seeking to persuade dozens of nations to repeal their laws that make same-sex love a crime. Erasing 76 Crimes helped make sure that marchers carried the flags of the right countries.)

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