LGBTQ Caribbean activists' decades-long challenges against countries to gain equality are lining up in multiple courts, creating a potential tidal wave ushering in queer rights for the region.
At least 11 legal challenges are in various stages of the judicial process, with some cases facing high courts in a make-or-break moment for the Caribbean's LGBTQ movement.
Next week, the Privy Council in the United Kingdom is expected to release rulings for two of the region's most anticipated cases — addressing same-sex marriage in Bermuda and the Cayman Islands.
The Jamaican Supreme Court's March 8 hearing on same-sex marriage was postponed, said gay Jamaican activist and attorney Maurice Tomlinson.