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The daily papers last Saturday reported Gender Affairs Minister Marlene Coudray saying that in accordance with the wishes of the Inter Religious Organisation, gay people would not be accorded any righ

The Trinidad Creole expression “maco” doesn’t really have a Standard English equivalent; neither does “lime” or “doubles,” for that matter.

I want you all to meet a little girl. Let’s call her Patsy. She is five years old now and lives near you, in an orphanage.

On the everyday level, many people are comfortable practising both science and religion. They take their medications, use analytic methods in their workplaces and pray to God.

A few weeks ago my column highlighted how the state criminalises certain types of sexuality.

There is no way to escape grim news. Open the newspapers, switch on the TV or surf the net and you come face to face with this lost world.

My husband and I visited Paprika on May 10, where I met three men who are in their early 50s.

In just two days this month, a construction company destroyed a Maya temple, part of the ancient city of Noh Mul, near the Mexican border in northern Belize.