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21 in prison for being gay, 16 more awaiting trial
(This is the latest update of a page that is often revised — again and again — as new information is received.) Worldwide, at least 21 people are currently in prison for violating laws that punish those who are born … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-LGBT laws and legislation, Trials / punishments
Tagged Cameroon, Jean-Claude Roger Mbede, Morocco, Nigeria, Roger Mbede, Senegal, Tunisia, Zambia, Zimbabwe
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Cameroon ‘not ready’ to end LGBT persecution
Cameroon’s harsh treatment of LGBT people came in for criticism this week from 15 countries during the international human rights analysis known as the Universal Periodic Review. At the UPR session yesterday in Switzerland, Foreign Minister Pierre Moukoko Mbonjo did … Continue reading
Cameroon: Stop turning blind eye to death threats
Human Rights Watch issued this press release yesterday. Also see “Cameroon: Stop death threats to lawyers (video).“ Cameroon: Stop Turning Blind Eye to Death Threats: Intimidation of Lawyers in ‘Homosexuality’ Cases Compromises Right to Defense (Nairobi, February 13, 2013) – The … Continue reading
Cameroon leader claims progress, but leaves LGBTs in jail
Cameroon’s long-time leader, President Paul Biya, says people in his country are changing their minds about homosexuality. But Biya has shown no signs of leadership on the issue and has done nothing to help the 19 people currently in prison … Continue reading
Posted in Africa (Sub Saharan)
Tagged Biya, Cameroon, Franky Djome, Franky Ndome, Jean-Claude Roger Mbede, Jonas Singa Kumie, Paul Biya, Roger Mbede, United Nations
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Cameroon jail looms for Roger Mbede; death threats for lawyers
Roger Jean Claude Mbede is trying to come to grips with the grim prospect of being sent back to prison in Cameroon for being a homosexual. The appeal of his three-year prison sentence was denied yesterday. His attorney has 10 … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice N'Kom, Cameroon, Human Rights Watch, Jean-Claude Roger Mbede, Mbede, Michel Togue, Paul Biya, Roger Mbede
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Prison for being gay — Roger Mbede loses appeal
The Central Appeals Court in Cameroon has halted its deliberations on the appeal of Roger Jean Claude Mbede, refusing to overturn the lower decision that sentenced him to three years in prison for being a homosexual. Human rights attorney Michel … Continue reading
In Cameroon, a few more days of freedom for Roger Mbede
NEWS UPDATE In Cameroon today, a decision on Roger Mbede’s appeal of his homosexuality conviction was delayed again. Mbede, also known as Jean-Claude Roger Mbede, was sentenced in 2011 to three years in prison, but was granted provisional release this … Continue reading
Roger Mbede remains free for now in Cameroon
A Cameroon man’s three-year prison sentence for homosexuality remains on hold, at least for two months. Jean-Claude Roger Mbede served one year of the three-year sentence before he was released for medical treatment this summer. His appeal was scheduled to … Continue reading
Gay in Cameroon: after beatings in prison, rejection at home
For sending amorous text messages to one of his acquaintances, Roger Jean Claude Mbede, 33, of Cameroon has spent 16 months in prison for the crime of homosexuality. Mbede, who is also known as Jean-Claude Roger Mbede, won provisional release … Continue reading
Cameroon releases Jean-Claude Roger Mbede for medical care
This blog has received two reports that Jean-Claude Roger Mbede has been released from prison, at least temporarily, for medical treatment. We are seeking confirmation of those reports. [It has been confirmed. See the exclusive interview, “Gay in Cameroon: after … Continue reading













