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Defending gays in Nigeria: 'dangerous, risky, stigmatizing'
Many bash Russia for Chechen abuses; few help gay victims
Logo of Camfaids
Cameroon LGBTI center reopens; police issue summons
Russian court OKs gay journalist's appeal, blocks deportation
St. Petersburg: 100+ anti-LGBT human rights abuses
Bishop Joseph Kagunda of the Anglican Church of Kenya announces on Sept. 11, 2015, the suspension of five priests accused of homosexual activity. (Photo courtesy of Nairobi News)
Kenya church must reinstate 3 allegedly gay priests
Nigeria map shows coastal locations of Lagos and Port Harcourt.
30 Nigerians remain in custody on homosexuality charges
Poem for Nigerian arrestees: '42 … forbidden … for too long'
Cameroon: Small audience for an important LGBT film
Map of southern Nigeria shows locations of Lagos and Asaba. (Map courtesy of the BBC)
42 Nigerians granted bail, face homosexuality charges
Nigerian activists: Don't assume 42 arrested men are gay
The Rev. Jide Macaulay
Activist: Stop abusive anti-LGBTQ videos in Nigeria
International appeals seek release of 42 in Nigeria

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