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Human Rights Watch highlight LGBT discrimination in Malaysia

Human Rights Watch have releases a new report saying persistent Malaysian government-sponsored discrimination threatens the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people in the...

Malaysia: Minister says country will continue to censor LGBT content

Malaysia's Deputy Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Zahidi Zainul Abidin has told the country's parliament that they will continue to censor LGBT related content in...

No charges in Malaysian gay sex video political scandal

Malaysia's Attorney General has announced there will be no charges in relation to a video that many believed to be of a cabinet minister...

Ministerial gay sex scandal consumes Malaysian politics

Malaysian political discussion has been filled with details of a gay sex tape allegedly involving a government minister. The explicit video was shared through chat...

Malaysia's Anwar Ibrahim says colonial era sodomy laws need to be reviewed

Malaysian politician Anwar Ibrahim says the country's laws on sodomy need to be reviewed. The man who is expected to be Malaysia's next Prime Minister...

Malaysian police raid gay club to stop 'LGBT culture spreading into society'

Malaysian police have raided a long running club gay nightclub saying they acted to "mitigate the LGBT culture from spreading into our society.” The Blue...

Worth a Read: Interesting stories from around the web

The OUTinPerth team are always traversing the web looking for the most interesting LGBTI news and articles from around the globe, here's some stories...

Malaysian newspaper publishes "How to Spot Gays and Lesbians' article

A Malaysian newspaper has published an article outlining how you can spot gay and lesbian people in society, sparking outrage among activists. Homosexuality is illegal...

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