Why Jason Collins and Martina Navratilova Visited the UN Mythili Sampathkumar December 11, 2013 Two gay athletes come to Turtle Bay.
George Takei’s Sochi Campaign is More Consequential than Obama’s Canceled Summit With Putin Mark Leon Goldberg August 7, 2013 Why shaming Russia over LGBT policies ahead of the olympics could be a winning strategy
Where Homosexuality is Still Illegal in the British Commonwealth Mark Leon Goldberg July 18, 2013 The Queen makes same sex marriage legal in England. But what about elsewhere?
Map of the Day: Where Same Sex Marriage is Legal Mark Leon Goldberg June 26, 2013 Here's where same sex marriage is already legal.
UN Commemorates International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia Mark Leon Goldberg May 17, 2013 On May 17, 1990 "homosexuality" was de-listed from the WHO's list of diseases.
LGBT Bullying as a Violation of Universal Human Rights Mark Leon Goldberg December 10, 2012 Today, Human Rights Day should serve as a critical reminder that human rights, like the right to inclusion and participation in public life, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, are indeed universal.
Homophobia and Development: Addressing LGBT Discrimination in the Post-2015 Agenda Mark Leon Goldberg November 22, 2012 Why discussions about development targets to replace the Millennium Development Goals need to include the LGBTI community.
President Obama Believes in Marriage Equality in the USA…and LGBT Rights at the United Nations Mark Leon Goldberg May 10, 2012 For those of us who follow the UN, the Obama administration's approach to LGBT issues in Turtle Bay (and Geneva) has been unquestionably progressive.
A UN Milestone: LGBT Rights Treated as Human Rights Mark Leon Goldberg December 15, 2011 In what counts as a milestone in the global march toward equality, the United Nations released its first ever report on the human rights of LGBT people.
