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Anti-LGBT protest in February in Banda Aceh, the capital of Aceh province. (Photo courtesy of Anfara Foto/Reuters/The Telegraph)
Pessimism: LGBT communities fear criminalization in Indonesia
Activist’s video urges Nigerian parents to love gay children
Cameroon’s strong voice spewing hatred of homosexuals
Logo of the Commonwealth
Petition to Commonwealth: Repeal your old anti-LGBT laws
In a world where dozens of countries (shown in red) have anti-LGBT laws, about 400 million LGBTQI people are in legal jeopardy.
‘400 million LGBT people in jeopardy worldwide’
Taib, who is queer Ethiopian-Kenyan in Toronto (Mikael Owunna photo courtesy of The New York Times)
Photos of African LGBTQ diaspora as ‘radical self-love’
John Okafor (Mr. Ibu) in Nollywood film taking on homophobia
An LGBT rights activist looks out over a beach and the Caribbean Sea on the eastern Caribbean island of Barbados. (Amy Braunschweiger photo courtesy of Human Rights Watch)
English-speaking Caribbean lags its neighbors on LGBT rights
Njeri Gateru, head of legal affairs for the NGLHRC Kenyan LGBTI rights advocacy group. (Photo courtesy of YouTube)
Kenya court nixes forced anal exams
It’s called ‘human’ rights, not ‘straight’ rights
Nigeria: Student beaten because roommate thinks he’s gay
A Barbados Pride logo
The harshest anti-gay law in the Western Hemisphere
Human rights book is for Nigerian women
Nigeria: Police arrest homophobic robbery suspect
Location of Kisii in Kenya.
Gay couple arrested in Kenya, then released
Location of Zimbabwe in southern Africa
Zimbabwe progress toward LGBT role in HIV fight

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The Erasing 76 Crimes news site covers the human toll of 66+ countries’ anti-gay laws and the struggle to repeal them.

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