Malaysia

The same-sex kiss is in a scene involving a new lesbian space ranger.

If his case fails, the man who was arrested in an anti-gay raid could be sentenced to prison and caning.

They were arrested in their hotel room while visiting the country.

Critics are calling it part of a worsening anti-LGBTQ crackdown in the country.

The adult men were attempting to have consensual intercourse behind closed doors, but the government has dragged them into the public.

Our situation has only deteriorated – and we are terrified. We don’t get the privilege of celebrating Pride. We need help.

“I feel blessed” to have a supportive family.

Malaysia, a predominantly Muslim country, is notoriously anti-LGBTQ, but has recently stepped up efforts to persecute the community.

The paper says gay men love working out. Queer social media wants you to know they often pick on gay people and love their “mother” too.

Groups in Malaysia and Indonesia are denouncing the popular coffee chain, claiming its pro-gay rights policy is against Islam.

This is beyond bullying: a brutal attack on a classmate who was ridiculed for being effeminate.

Participants can win cash prizes for videos that “prevent” homosexuality and “gender confusion.”

Antigay forces upset over the film’s “gay moment” shelved it, citing “our values and responsibility toward our younger audiences.”

After disappointing fans, Malaysia’s largest theater operator decided to go ahead and show the full film despite orders to cut LeFou’s kiss.

Government censors had demanded one scene be cut, saying it is “inappropriate because many children will be watching this movie.”

Human Rights Watch on Monday criticized a Malaysian Islamic court for fining nine Muslim transgender women for cross-dressing and jailing two of them for a month.

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Three Malaysian transgender Muslims on Friday won a landmark court ruling against a religious law banning them from cross-dressing in what activists called a victory for human rights in a conservative Southeast Asian nation.

The southeastern Asian nation of Malaysia has banned television and radio programs programs that feature gay characters, an effort to curb the “influence” of the LGBT community, the country’s Information Department has confirmed.

Malaysian school authorities have sent 66 Muslim teenage boys to a correctional camp to learn “masculine behaviors” after their teachers identified them as effeminate.