Peter Tatchell

World Affairs

Black and gay and hunted

• 04 October 2004
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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

Politics

Why animal research is bad science

• 09 August 2004

The government is wrong to support vivisection - and not only because of the suffering caused to non-human creatures. Most human diseases are unique to us, and testing on other species is downright misleading

Society

Does Ken believe in killing gays?

• 19 July 2004

Observations on Muslim clerics

Society

Neither fair nor equal

• 05 July 2004

Observations on the civil partnerships bill

Society

Charitable but unequal

• 28 June 2004

Observations on discrimination

Diary - Peter Tatchell

• 19 April 2004

Why are Australian cities named after aristocrats from a country that once occupied them? The capital of Sri Lanka is not Mountbatten, and Kenya's capital isn't Churchill

Politics

NS Special Report - A law that fails to catch Mugabe is pointless

• 26 January 2004

It's OK to assassinate dictators, but not to prosecute them, finds Peter Tatchell

World Affairs

The judicious use of force

• 15 December 2003

Zimbabwe faces a new threat of violence, and this time it is not coming from Mugabe.

Society

Keep it in the open

• 13 October 2003

Observations on sex

Life & Society

The reggae lyrics of hate

• 29 September 2003

Observations on homophobia