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Helping Those Fleeing Persecution Because of Their Sexual Orientation. President Clinton's Administration is the first ever to grant asylum for gays and lesbians facing O persecution in other countries. The President sent gay human rights activist Keith Boykin to Zimbabwe as part of an official United States delegation. Mr. Boykin investigated human rights abuses of gays and lesbians there. -

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