Location of Tunisia (Map courtesy of Human Rights Watch)
Tunisia: Raped, robbed, then arrested for homosexuality
Stop hating gay people, says Nigerian actress Tonto Dikeh
Maroua is in the far northern region of Cameroon.
Cameroon: Crowd kills ‘man of God’ caught in the act
Food purchased for gay Muslim prisoners in northern Cameroon. (Photo courtesy of AJSG)
Generous readers donate to feed 3 gay Muslim prisoners
Tally of nations with anti-gay laws drops to 73
LGBT Angolans demonstrate for their rights. The Angola LGBT advocacy group Iris Angola, founded in 2015 and granted government recognition in 2018, now has about 200 members. (Photo courtesy of Iris Angola)
Angola: Another African nation nixes colonial masters’ anti-gay law
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi (Photo courtesy of Wikipedia)
Botswana president speaks up for LGBTI rights
Colin Stewart (left) and Denis LeBlanc chatting in September 2018. (Susan Stewart photo)
Denis LeBlanc, pioneer in gay rights, HIV+ rights and in this blog
Mobile counseling + social app for gay Nigerians
Tunisian head of state Youssef Chahed (ITU Pictures photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
European MPs urge Tunisia to halt gay arrests, torture
Video calls for an end to anti-gay murders in Iraq
Chechen leader Ramzan_Kadyrov, who denies that there are any gays in Chechnya. (Kremlin photo via Wikimedia Commons)
Chechnya resumes its anti-gay purge
Tunisia: Engineer loses job, faces trial for old videos on his phone
Depok mayor Mohammad Idris defends himself against accusations of anti-gay discrimination. (Photo courtesy of Wartakotalive.com)
Complaint: Indonesian mayor promotes anti-gay discrimination
Gays welcome at new Uganda church
Segun was a victim of arbitrary arrest and police brutality. As a result, he lost his job and is estranged from his family. (Photo courtesy of TIERs)
Nigeria: 8 touching personal stories of human rights violations