Peter Tatchell: Human Rights, Global Justice, Democracy, LGBT Freedom, Environmentalism

15 September 2011

Gay USA TV – Peter Tatchell interview

44 years of LGBT and human rights campaigning

12 October 2010

A gay revolution that subverted traditional gender roles
GLF's radical critique of orthodox masculinity and femininity

03 July 2010

Beyond gay and straight
The Gay Liberation Front begun a movement that will, eventually, render gay identity redundant

26 June 2010

40 years of Gay Liberation Front - a celebration
1pm, Saturday 26th June 2010, Electric Cinema, Notting Hill, London

20 October 2009

Malcolm X was bisexual. Get over it
Black History Month should celebrate LGBT black heroes such as Malcolm X

11 September 2009

Victory! PM’s Alan Turing apology commendable
But 100,000 other gay victims also deserve an apology

01 September 2009

Alan Turing - Time for an apology and pardon
Shameful hounding of gay war hero and maths and computer genius

18 June 2009

Britain’s first Gay Pride march, London 1972
A fun carnival with a serious political message: gay liberation

• 25/11/2008 Edward Carpenter – A Life of Liberty and Love

  Socialist, environmentalist, feminist, pacifist and gays rights activist

British collusion with escape to Argentina after WW2

Feminist, socialist, anti-fascist and internationalist

The queer community has made great gains, but lost much of the idealism and passion of the 1970s gay liberation movement.

Recollections of Britain's first Gay Pride march in 1972.

Gay victims of Nazism speak out in a new film, Paragraph 175. Their testimonies refute "neo-revisionist" histories of the holocaust that ignore or dismiss the Nazi war against homosexuals.

The German sex researcher Dr Magnus Hirschfeld, 1868-1935, was one of the world's greatest gay rights pioneers.

How exposing and challenging ANC homophobia helped pressure the South African liberation movement to support lesbian and gay human rights.

Most of the world's leading holocaust historians are guilty of historical revisionism: the suppression or downplaying of the Nazi persecution of homosexuals.

The gay community has made great gains, but true liberation is yet to come.

This year's Pride/Mardi Gras celebrates the 30th anniversary of the London Gay Liberation Front. Peter Tatchell looks back at the movement that created the gay community and changed society forever.

Unlike most holocaust memorials, the awesome US Holocaust Museum in Washington DC refuses to ignore the Nazi persecution of queers.

The campaign that led to South Africa adopting world's first constitution to outlaw homophobic discrimination

Gay men who helped defeat Nazis were also often victimised because of their homosexuality.

The ideals and activism of the early 1970s gay liberation era.

William Shirer's history of the Third Reich ignores the Nazi war against homosexuals and stirs up homophobia.

In 1973 in East Berlin, Peter Tatchell staged the first ever lesbian and gay rights demonstration in a communist country.

Equal rights versus queer emancipation. Recalling the radical ideals of the Gay Liberation Front, more than mere legal equality is demanded-changing society is necessary.