A gay deputy headmaster of a boys' school in Zimbabwe has resigned after death threats and pressure from parents. Reports on international websites stated that the deputy headmaster, who worked in a college in Harhare, faced threats from parents after he revealed his sexual orientation to his students at an assembly. Homosexuality is illegal in Zimbabwe.

Closer home, news reports talked about how a young man decided to speak out about harassment at his former workplace after Section 377 was struck down by the Indian Supreme Court. After the account surfaced in newspapers, a training executive at the company was sacked. The young man called out his former boss for her bigotry and detailed how he suffered because he was gay.