Ghana hotline serves LBQT victims of gender-based violence

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One Love Sisters Ghana has launched a gender-based violations hotline where LBQT people can report gender-based abuses and seek assistance.

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**Publicity for gender violence hotline launched by One Love Sisters Ghana.**

The mission of One Love Sisters Ghana is to empower women to embrace diversity in Islam. It focuses on creating safe spaces for conversations about gender-based violations within Muslim communities.

The group recently wrote on Facebook:

“Hello beautiful Humans,

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“One Love Sisters Ghana is launching a gender-based violations hotline, which means LBQT persons can call and report all forms of gender-based violations they experience.

“The hotlines are operating 24/7 with correspondents ready to listen and render the assistance needed.”