Uganda – LGBT Human Rights Abuses
Homophobic witch-hunt in Uganda
International
Iran meeting at House of Commons
London – 19 July 2006: Public meeting at the House of Commons to mark the first anniversary of Iran’s hanging of two gay teenagers, Mahmoud Asgari and Ayaz Marhoni, in the city of Mashhad on 19 July 2005. © OutRage! 1990-2010. You are free to use this photo to illustrate news stories and articles about … Iran meeting at House of Commons
Iran Hangings
Hanging of gay teens in Mashad, Iran, 19 July 2005.
Anti-war Demo – March 2006
OutRage! joins anti-war demo, London, March 2006 – No Foreign Occupation! Support the Iraqi and Iranian democratic opposition. © OutRage! 1990-2010. You are free to use this photo to illustrate news stories and articles about OutRage!, the lesbian and gay human rights group, with credit to the group and photographer. For all other uses, please … Anti-war Demo – March 2006
Moscow Pride Demo
Moscow Pride Demo March 2006, Russian Embassy, London © OutRage! 1990-2010. You are free to use this photo to illustrate news stories and articles about OutRage!, the lesbian and gay human rights group, with credit to the group and photographer. For all other uses, please inquire. Photos: Brett Lock, OutRage!
Gay Iraqi victims of Islamist death squads
LGBT victims of homophobic assassinations by the Sadr and Badr fundamentalist militias in Iraq.
Asylum
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender people fleeing persecution and seeking asylum in the UK with the support of OutRage!.
OutRage!’s proposals for calling off the Stop Murder Music campaign
With regard to lyrics and public statements encouraging homophobic violence by Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Buju Banton, Capleton, Elephant Man, Sizzla, TOK, and Vybz Kartel, we are prepared to call off the campaign against these eight reggae singers if they each: Make a public statement which specifically mentions that they are apologising to the lesbian … OutRage!’s proposals for calling off the Stop Murder Music campaign
Tatchell Confronts President Mugabe
“He is a torturer and should be arrested for human rights abuses” Gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell was beaten up and briefly knocked unconscious as he attempted to stage a citizen’s arrest of the Zimbabwean President, Robert Mugabe, in the lobby of the Hilton Hotel in Brussels today, Monday 5 March 2001. As Mr Tatchell … Tatchell Confronts President Mugabe
Zimbabwe: Mugabe arrest provokes positive response
Keith Goddard of Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ) says last October’s OutRage! protest against President Mugabe has had huge positive benefits. When we first heard about OutRage!’s attempt to arrest President Mugabe of Zimbabwe during his annual shopping expedition to London late last year, none of us realised the massive impact it would have … Zimbabwe: Mugabe arrest provokes positive response