Peter Tatchell
- 07 Jul 2008ByPeter Tatchell
As Noordin Mengal's experience shows, the US is now adding human rights defenders to its list of unwanted aliens argues _Peter Tatchell_.
- 25 Apr 2008ByPeter Tatchell
A former Baluch Government Minister is to stand trial on terror charges in the UK, amid claims of British government collusion with the Pakistani dictator, Pervez Musharraf. Peter Tatchell reports.
- 17 Apr 2008ByPeter Tatchell

The mayor's record on gay issues is not as good as he claims, says Peter Tatchell. His rivals also need to set out where they stand.
- 29 Mar 2008ByPeter Tatchell
The Respect MP has turned on supporters of gay rights in Iran and falsely accused us of warmongering, says Peter Tatchell
- 30 Jan 2008ByPeter Tatchell
The export of live animals is better regulated than the transport of human beings between prisons and courts, writes Peter Tatchell.
- 24 Jan 2008ByPeter Tatchell
Pakistan's President Musharraf is running a state terrorist regime with the backing of both Britain and the US, writes Peter Tatchell
- 20 Nov 2007ByPeter Tatchell
Home Office ministers should be put on trial for allowing the abuse of refugees in this country, argues Peter Tatchell
- 27 Oct 2007ByPeter Tatchell
Peter Tatchell argues the Greens are now the only credible radical left-wing alternative and the best hope for advancing a progressive political agenda.
- 27 Aug 2007ByPeter Tatchell
The government's 'success' in cutting asylum numbers is down to its shameless rigging of the system to ensure many applicants fail, writes Peter Tatchell.
- 11 Jul 2007ByPeter Tatchell
_Our failure to implement European rules on medical experiments gives the lie to the government's claim that Britain leads on animal welfare._
- 02 Aug 2006ByPeter Tatchell
In its refusal to recognise a foreign lesbian marriage, the high court has revealed the homophobia at the heart of the legal system.
- 05 Jun 2006ByPeter Tatchell
A lesbian couple are taking their fight to overturn the ban on same-sex marriage in Britain to the high court.
- 19 Dec 2005ByPeter Tatchell
Today's rich variety of relationships and lifestyles is not reflected by this new one-size-fits-all legislation.