Homosexuals banned from schools in Saudi Arabia
In an attempt to enforce conformity upon homosexuals in Saudi Arabia, the government is subjecting all homosexuals to either change their physical appearances or face the risk of being banned from the...Read Full News Piece >
It Gets Better Theater Project to Travel to Schools
A brilliant initiative from the creators of “get it right” and the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles sees the message of empowerment and hope reaching schools all over the world....Read Full News Piece >
Same Sex Union a first in France
Friday the 12 February 2012 will be a day to remember as two brave Muslim gay men publicly declare their love and commitment for each other in an Islamic same –sex union in France....Read Full News Piece >
What does support look like?
Last month, we brought you an article about the winds of change surfacing within Liberia due to the support from the government towards the rights of all those who are marginalised based on sexual ori...Read Full News Piece >
Effects of the gender imbalance on society
Whilst Muslim women are struggling to find suitable partners for marriage in Britain, we examine some of the privileges Muslim men enjoy which heightens the ‘feminism’ debate in Islam....Read Full News Piece >
Call for empowerment after liberation
What are we saying when the world turns a blind eye to the escalation of moral crimes against the women of Afghanistan? ...Read Full News Piece >
India’s wind of change
We previously brought you news about the Supreme Court in India suggesting that homosexuality was never ‘unnatural.’[1] [1]http://theinnercircle.org.za/en/component/content/article/6-worl...Read Full News Piece >
Out In Africa Film Festival showcases black voices
“Out in Africa” is a film festival supported by The Inner Circle. It runs from the 23 March till the 1 April 2012 and is dedicated to screening and showcasing films that support people who are mar...Read Full News Piece >
Ijtihad - Paving the way
“ Allah, Liberty & Love: The Courage to Reconcile Faith and Freedom. “...Read Full News Piece >
Honoring Inspiring Women
This month in support of Women's Month and International Women's Day, we will feature an article each week on the women who are making a difference in the Human Rights NGO sector. This week, we give...Read Full News Piece >
40 killings gone unnoticed?
How is it, that in this modern age of technology, with instant global access to information, such atrocious violations of basic human rights are going unnoticed, unchallenged and unpunished?...Read Full News Piece >
Disunity amongst the nations when Human Rights, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity are raised
"We see a pattern of violence and discrimination directed at people just because they are gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender." Ban Ki-Moon, UN Secretary General...Read Full News Piece >
Calling on the world to tune in as history is made
Human Rights Activists, Defenders and Advocates are calling on the world to unite! This time, it is to increase visibility and support by calling on the world to tune in to a live panel discussion by ...Read Full News Piece >
Liberia for change
Liberia, a country that boasts Africa’s first democratically elected female president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, is at the forefront again. This time, it is a bold stand opposing the proposed same-sex ...Read Full News Piece >
To hell with human rights?
Zimbabwean President, Robert Mugabe, made headlines again after a statement that he made saying that his country would never support gay rights....Read Full News Piece >