Five Guyana political parties called for an end to anti-homosexuality lawsWith national elections over, LGBTQ+ advocates in Guyana say they are ready to work with the new administration to remove Guyana from its status as the only South American country with an anti-homosexuality law. SASOD called for decriminalization of sodomy; passage of LGBT anti-discrimination laws; initiatives supporting diversity, equity and inclusion in government, education, and health care; and emergency shelters for youth. The Women’s Chamber of Commerce for Guyana also called for the repeal of anti-gay laws. It’s now time for promises to be turned into reality. SASOD congratulated Mohamed Irfaan Ali on his re-election as president in hopes that he will make good on his promises.