London court strikes down Trinidad and Tobago laws that criminalised same-sex relations
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in London — the highest court of appeal for Trinidad and Tobago — has unanimously found the colonial anti-homosexuality laws to be a violation of the right to privacy. The decision is the result of an 11-year legal battle by human rights activist Jason Jones and the first such ruling by this court.
Aziz Karimov