Saudi prince ‘could face death penalty for being gay’

A Saudi prince accused of murdering his servant in a London hotel room could face the death penalty at home for being gay, the Old Bailey heard today. Saud Abdulaziz bin Nasser al Saud, 34, was accused of murdering Bandar Abdulaziz, 32, in a “sexually-motivated” attack last February. The court heard last week that there was “conclusive evidence” that he is gay and two male escorts are alleged to have performed sex acts on him. Mr... Read More

Still Seeking to Kill Gays in Uganda

Gay Couple in Uganda It was reported that the “death penalty” for being gay in Uganda had been removed from the current legislation facing their lawmakers, but upon further investigation, that may not be the case. The Ugandan bill still seeks to extend existing laws making it illegal to “promote homosexuality” by talking or writing about it, and by scaring Ugandan citizens into telling the authorities about anyone they know who is gay, through... Read More

Gay Life in Cuba – Nothing has really changed

Cuba “I don’t want faggots walking around Havana—sooner or later I’m going to throw you all in jail after I exhaust all the warnings I’m going to give you,” said Police Capt. Ángel of the Reina district, between San Nicolás and Rayo Streets, after he arrested 58 young people for homosexuality, according to José Luis, an HIV+ transvestite who was arrested four blocks from his home for being homosexual. “When I got to the station and... Read More

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