San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Myths can kill. And the only way to prevent that from happening is to kill the myths themselves.

Parliament remains up to its ears in debate over a controversial oil bill, meaning that the MPs have not yet turned their attention to the “Kill The Gays” bill that is ranked as the next priority.

The "Kill The Gays" bill would create much harsher punishments for LGBT people convicted of crimes in Uganda, including the death penalty for HIV-positive people who are sexually active and life in prison for being involved in a same-sex relationship.

Many of us who survived the early years of the AIDS epidemic in the USA will reflect on how difficult it was to walk through the cloud of stigma and discrimination as we reflect on World AIDS Day this weekend.

The Anti-Homosexuality Bill today was upgraded to Item No. 1 on the “Order of Business to Follow” of the Uganda Parliament, according to a leading human rights group in Kampala.

Uganda’s draconian “Kill The Gays” bill is very much alive and well in Parliament, warns two top LGBT activists from that landlocked African nation.

Rebecca Kadaga, Speaker of Uganda's Parliament, has vowed to pass the “Kill The Gays” bill this year as a “Christmas gift” to the nation.

San Diego-based St. Paul’s Foundation for International Reconciliation is celebrating its second birthday on Saturday with a fundraiser.

The Ugandan bill proposes the death penalty for those convicted of aggravated homosexuality and a life sentence for the offense of homosexuality.

The Rev. Canon Albert Ogle writes that a Romney Administration would let anti-gay countries do what they want to persecute sexual minorities.