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New Year's optimism for threatened LGBT Nigerians
LGBT rights in 2013: Don't forget gains amid losses
London protest would link Sochi, world's anti-gay laws
Gay in Cameroon: Police accuse blackmail victim
Uganda school targets 22 students in anti-gay push
Hostility greets Nigerian LGBT rights advocate
Christmas dinner for homeless LGBT youths in New Kingston, Jamaica, included curried goat (shown here), rice, gungo peas and vegetable salad.
Jamaican Christmas cheer for homeless LGBT youths
Zambia: Police raid suspected gays without warrants
Uganda president: I might not sign anti-gay bill
Cameroon: Christmas attack on LGBT rights/AIDS office
Ugandan activists' advice on threats to cut aid
Activists' advice: How LGBT Ugandans can stay safe
Uganda parliament passes former 'Kill the Gays' bill
Nigeria is one signature away from 'Jail the Gays' law
Homeless LGBT youths living in the sewers of New Kingston. (BuzzFeed photo by J. Lester Feder)
Jamaica: Homeless LGBT youths up close and personal
Obamas will skip Sochi, send LGBT athletes instead

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The Erasing 76 Crimes news site covers the human toll of 65+ countries’ anti-gay laws and the struggle to repeal them.

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