(UK) - Peter Tatchell celebrated his fortieth year of campaigning on 10th December, Human Rights Day. The Australian-born activist began campaigning for human rights, democracy and global justice in 1967, aged 15. Now, at 55, his eyes still have the vividness and energy of a teenager, and he has no intention to retire, because, he says, there is still much work to do. Speaking in his home in South London, surrounded by hundreds of documents on human rights issues, books and magazines about LGBT rights, and satirical posters of religious leaders, he talks about his long career and his many experiences.
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