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New video: Trans woman attacked in Cameroon

by Colin Stewart

November 8, 2026

Colin Stewart is a 45-year journalism veteran living in Southern…

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Article of Nov. 4, 2026: Trans woman attacked again in Cameroon

A new video of Nov. 8 about that attack is below. (No additional attack has occurred.)

Colin Stewart November 8, 2026

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