Monday, May 20th
Guyana keeps gay sex ban, opposes discrimination
The government of the South American nation of Guyana said March 10 that it opposes both anti-gay discrimination and advocacy of gay "lifestyles."
Gay activists called the statement inadequate and said that if the government wanted to lessen anti-gay discrimination, it should repeal laws that ban gay sex and cross-dressing.
The ban on cross-dressing is being challenged at present in the Supreme Court on constitutional grounds.
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