Peter Tatchell

Human Rights

It could have been me

• 07 August 2008

The Olympic Games are upon us, but one Beijing activist has found there's nowhere to run if you dare question the human rights record of the Chinese government

Society

Russia with hate

• 04 June 2007

Observations on gay pride

Life & Society

Outing hypocrites is justified

• 23 April 2007
• 15 comments

Last week a US magazine outed a number of well known people including an anchorman and an actress. Here human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell discusses the tactic

World Affairs

One small step

• 29 May 2006

Observations on Iraq

Politics

Simon and me

• 06 February 2006

Society

Asylum betrayed

• 19 December 2005
• 1 comment

The Home Office asylum system is corrupt, with applications prejudged and lawyers prevented from properly representing their clients. By Peter Tatchell

Society

Muslim vote trumps pink vote

• 11 April 2005

Observations on gay equality

Politics

An embrace that shames London

• 24 January 2005

Peter Tatchell, a former Ken Livingstone ally, finds himself accused of Islamophobia as the mayor continues to defend a Muslim cleric who favours killing gays

Society

The Queen who hates queens

• 10 January 2005

Observations on royal tolerance

World Affairs

Black and gay and hunted

• 04 October 2004
• 2 comments

In Jamaica, lesbians and gays are the victims of violent persecution - often murder. Fuelling this gay-bashing are popular reggae lyrics. Peter Tatchell takes on their singers