Generous donors let us feed victims of Cameroon homophobia

Money for food for three emaciated gay prisoners is on its way to Cameroon, thanks to the generosity of donors to the Not Alone / Pas Seul project.

The Paris-based crowdfunding site Ulele yesterday declared the Not Alone / Pas Seul project a fully funded success and has released donors’ money for transfer to the St. Paul’s Foundation for International Reconciliation.

From there it goes to Cameroon for purchase of a portable stove, pots and food for the three imprisoned victims of Cameroon’s anti-homosexuality law, Section 347-bis.

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For more information about the Not Alone / Pas Seul project, read this description of it:

• It’s time to help 3 men imprisoned for homosexuality

For more information about each of the three prisoners, read these articles in this blog:

• Goal after prison for homosexuality: Reopen a restaurant
• Cameroon: ‘Get out of this hell’ is gay prisoner’s first goal
• Gay Cameroon inmate is eager to get back to songs and dance