“The march goes through the very heart of the city. We walk past street vendors, pedestrians, taxis, hair saloons, butcheries, shisa nyamas and bars. It is impossible to ignore us.”
Activism
Basotho LGBTI Youth Connect With International Activists
“The aim of the event is to provide insights into the work that is being done by LGBTI activists in countries around the world. Six Skype calls have been arranged and, during the course of the day, a number of interesting themes and ideas emerge, as well as vital words of encouragement and support.”
‘Mathabiso Mosala: 50 years of activism in Lesotho
“Despite her age, Mosala speaks with clarity and strength, and holds her listener in a steady gaze. She has many stories to tell. For the past five decades, she has been at the forefront of the Lesotho National Council of Women (LNCW), a coalition of women’s organisations that has worked tirelessly over the years to advocate for the rights of women in Lesotho, and to provide them with meaningful skills, opportunities and training.”
Inspiring a new generation of green activists in Lesotho
“Everything starts at home, everything starts with you. You guys are the solution, not your parents. It will be you and your children living on this earth.”
Small march is a big step for LGBTI in Lesotho
“It is Saturday the 18th of May 2013 and today, this small, colourful group is making history – this is Lesotho’s first-ever gay pride march.”
