The National Organization for Marriage's war against Starbucks isn't going so well. Launched over summer for a myriad of reasons surrounding Starbucks' many pro-LGBT initiatives, NOM's "Dump Starbucks" campaign has missed its target and, arguably, caused the anti-gay group itself the most damage. 

Losing the war? Then move the battleground to a locale where you have the advantage. In NOM's case, it's decided to move the battleground to the vehemently hostile-to-gays regions of the Middle East and Asia. 

A new report appearing in Identity Magazine, an LGBT publication in Kenya, details the proliferation of a horrifying sex-trafficking industry affecting gay Kenyans. 

Once a region of the world on the low end of the reported HIV infection rate, the North Africa and the Middle East regions are seeing a surging epidemic among its gay male population. Details follow.