Writers

Politics
Gay Free Zone conviction is disturbing
Why did a few anti-gay stickers in East London provoke an outcry by gay groups, while far worse homo
By Peter Tatchell
13 June
World
One year in jail, Bradley Manning is a hero
Blowing the whistle on war crimes is no crime.
By Peter Tatchell
18 May
Politics
Ten-year gay blood ban is unjustified
A change of policy to include the HIV virus test alongside the antibody test would be safer, smarter
By Peter Tatchell
12 April
World
Malawi gay trial verdict is unjust and cruel
Steven Monjeza and Tiwonge Chimbalanga are found guilty of homosexuality.
By Peter Tatchell
18 May
Politics
Pope attacks British equality laws
This is a coded attack on the legal rights of women and gay people in Britain.
By Peter Tatchell
02 February
World
The Luton protesters should not have been convicted
Fight bigots with rational argument, not repression
By Peter Tatchell
12 January
Politics
Do the right thing
The Chartist goal of a representative parliament and majority government is still sadly unrealised
By Peter Tatchell
11 November
Culture
The book that changed my life
Peter Tatchell chooses Animal Liberation by Peter Singer
By Peter Tatchell
29 January
World
Trial and terror
Observations on London
By Peter Tatchell
11 September
World
It could have been me
The Olympic Games are upon us, but one Beijing activist has found there's nowhere to run if you dare
By Peter Tatchell
07 August

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