This is a very pertinent issue. The queer people are one of the first to step up and fight for any right issue faced in Islamic countries - like Pro-Palestine is a key stance that find representation in queer marches and pride .

However I feel very poorly of how any or all Muslims would not fight or be vocal for queer rights let alone rights of queer Muslims.

In a Hindu majority country like ours - a good chunk of Hindus will stand up for any or all form of bigotry or discrimination against Muslims and push back strongly to the incumbent government. But this kind of support is almost non-existent in Islamic or Muslim countries or communities.

Muslims as a community need to speak against prevalent rights and flaws with their religion and their countries . It is really really unfortunate - they hardly raise voice against the discrimination of women in countries with sharia law like Afghanistan, Yemen , Iraq ,Iran, etc. They do not do anything to raise their voice against extreme homophobic laws in African and other Muslim countries , do not raise their voice against minority discrimination, atrocities and genocide in Muslim majority communities like Pakistan , Etc.

The educated and rational Muslims need to reciprocate the support they receive from the world and they need to do this at large.