Supporting the LGBTIQA+ community involves more than merely putting rainbows on clothes
The founders of the annual march are disillusioned with its commercial flavour
‘On my way to that Pride — my first ever — I bought this gorgeous red lipstick’
Attacks on queer activists from religious fundamentalists call the island’s tolerance into question as Pride is cancelled
Peer educators from Wits provide a vital service for sex workers and men who have sex with men
Sweden and South Africa are popular destinations for LGBTQ refugees, but both countries are far from perfect
Gender and political activist Bev Ditsie talks about how unspoken sexual violence and silenced narratives obscure queer history in South Africa.
Despite the government’s efforts to criminalise them, and the spike in lynchings and violence, people’s spirit hasn’t been broken.
The annual parade in the Mother City misses the point: it should be inclusive of all persuasions, classes and races, writes Nyx McLean.
The social network’s policy on anonymity is angering people who have taken new names.
Cape Town Pride can’t claim to be returning to the rainbow if it is only taking a few community members along. Charging for events is prohibitive.
Thousands marched for gay rights in the capital of Nicosia despite a counter-demonstration by conservative Christians and clerics.
Canadian Olympians will march in a pride parade in solidarity with the gay community that could land them in jail or kicked out of the Sochi Olympics.
VIDEO Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula’s controversial CAR comments, North Korea threatens nuclear action and Jo’burg Pride is no more.
More than 2 000 people have marched in Hong Kong’s gay pride parade, as campaigners called for the enactment of laws to ban discrimination against hom
Apart from challenging conventional sexual categories, Pride’s most outrageous performers question the beautiful.
Thousands marched in Prague at the climax of the first gay pride festival in the Czech capital, defying a fine drizzle and counter demonstrations.
Embracing a policy of "Do Tell," the Dutch military joined Amsterdam’s annual Gay Pride parade for the first time.
Thousands took part in Africa’s biggest Gay Pride event in Johannesburg on Saturday, aimed at drawing attention to the persecution of homosexuals.
The Sunday Sun‘s ”half-hearted” apology for publishing a column disparaging of gay people was ”inadequate”, a gay organisation says.
