Jamaica:
Companies trafficking persons will not be tolerated
Companies involved
in trafficking persons and tricking victims through
false advertisements in the print media, will not be
allowed to thrive, as the Government institutes measures
to prevent and suppress the crime.
1-7-2007
Jamaica: Law to govern sexual offences coming by year's end
The Joint Select
Committee considering the Offences Against the Person
Act and the Incest (Punishment) Act this
week signed off on a final report after some 16
meetings. 1-7-2007
LGBT Center hosts meeting for Cuban Five
As part of its effort to forge new ties,
Rainbow Solidarity for the Cuban Five held a meeting at
the Lesbian Gay Bisexual & Transgender Community
Center in New York City June 2. Leaders from various
organizations voiced their commitment to work on behalf
of the Cuban heroes, noting that the US government's
persecution of them is connected to its imperialist wars
abroad and attacks on immigrants at home.
1-7-2007
Sex in the Caribbean sea
Consider this: Santo Domingo has a
population of nine million. Just over a quarter of its
people live in extreme poverty. And prostitution isn't
on the law books. 21-5-2007
Jamaica: Homosexuality and sexuality ethics
Reports in the press last week about
rousing worship in a gay church here, a rise in divorce,
AIDS and teenage sexual activity, as well as 12-year-old
children in Portland having oral sex with grown men, all
relate to a broader phenomenon.
21-5-2007
Jamacia: Porn peddlers targeted
Despite a failed attempt to nab a number
of porn peddlers during a recent raid, the police in St
James have vowed to clamp down on the booming sales of
two bootleg recordings - one featuring a Westmoreland
man having sex with another man - in this resort city.
12-5-2007
Dollars can still buy love in Cuba
I
know this goes on everywhere from Brazil to Thailand,
but I still feel like telling this leathery old man,
with his big gold chain, vest and shorts, that he's a
creep, and finding a hotel.
12-5-2007
Cuba: Sex education campaign battled old prejudices
Eva Bjorklund
wrote in Swedish-Cuba magazine in 2000: "In 1977, the
Center for Sexual Education (CNES) was founded on the
initiative of the Cuban Women's Federation (FMC) and
their seminars and publications encouraged a more
enlightened outlook on homosexuality and started to
undermine traditional prejudices and taboos.
12-5-2007
Sex-changes in Cuba no-cost, like all health care
Cuba's National Assembly of Popular Power has
agreed to discuss making sex-reassignment surgery free of cost
to all 'transexuales' on the island who
request it. The entire public health care system in Cuba
is free of charge. 18-3-2007
10 percent of Japanese men in their 40s still virgins
Haruka is a
38-year-old temporary employment agency worker. She met
her 41-year-old boyfriend through an online matchmaking
site. Judging by his e-mail, he seemed to be kind and
was certainly mature. 17-7-2007
'Clean' Nagano's dark, dirty secret: AIDS
"Among Japan's 47 prefectures, Nagano is
a rarity in that its public morals laws and ordinances
prohibit sex businesses like 'soaplands' and 'fashion
health' salons," the unnamed "pink" journalist tells the
Japanese weekly Shukan Shincho.
17-7-2007
The 'pink parlors' of Lhasa
Once a sacred Buddhist pilgrimage
destination, the Tibetan capital Lhasa is rapidly
turning into a hot spot of 'pink parlours' where flesh
trade thrives under China's modernisation drive, a US
couple says. 17-7-2007
