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Rima and Ahmed are not alone. Despite state-sponsored repression and social stigma, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender LGBT people in the Middle East and North Africa are finding ways to speak out. They are telling their stories, building alliances, networking across borders, developing national and regional movements, and finding creative ways to combat homophobia and transphobia. This report accompanies a series of videos produced by Human Rights Watch and the Arab Foundation for Freedoms and Equality AFE.

Created by a diverse and intriguing line-up of writers from all over the world, This Arab is Queer is certainly not intended to provide a comprehensive run-down of queerness in the Arab world. Moreover, while refusing to pander to people's stereotypical ideas about what it means to be gay in the Middle East world, the anthology also recounts the experiences of Arab people living in supposedly open European and American countries. A note, these writers are very specifically Arab, and not necessarily — although the majority of them are — Muslim. This book doesn't include any essays from other Islamic countries, Southeast Asia, Africa, Iran, Indonesia, or Afghanistan.

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