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Reporters for Erasing 76 Crimes are LGBTQ rights activists

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In Cameroon, a trans woman cries out for dignity and survival
"AI is fueling new forms digital violence and being weaponized against women and girls everywhere," says the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women. (Illustration courtesy of UNWomen)
Social media a dangerous new human rights battleground in Cameroon
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Ten LGBTI youth arrested in Cameroon, released for small ransom
We freed four Muslim men imprisoned when their imam called them gay
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Generous readers helped free two imprisoned LGBTQ truck drivers
LGBT people imprisoned amid post-election unrest in Cameroon
Participants at the ILGA-Asia 2025 conference in Nepal.
US aid cuts loom heavily over ILGA-Asia conference
Revealing the background of the Erasing 76 Crimes news site and its editor
Beach scene from St. Vincent and the Grenadines (Photo courtesy of TropixTraveler)
U.N. agency bashes St. Vincent court ruling. Expect more rulings soon
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Cameroon: LGBTI community and defenders remain target of homophobic acts
Protesters hold up signs prior to passage of a new Indonesian criminal code that will ban sex outside marriage, cohabitation between unmarried couples, insulting the president, and expressing views counter to the national ideology, outside parliament in Jakarta, Indonesia, December 5, 2022. (Willy Kurniawan photo courtesy of Reuters)
Asian LGBT activists cancel Indonesia conference after threats
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Cameroon: Attacks on LGBTI human rights defenders
Pakistani transgender people demonstrate for their rights.
Pakistan: Federal Shariat Court rules against landmark trans rights law
Archbishop Anthony Muheria of Nyeri: "“The acts of homosexuality can never be acceptable." (Photo courtesy of StandardMedia.co.ke)
Kenya’s Catholic Bishops condemn Supreme Court ruling on LGBTQ rights
Cameroonian victim of homophobic attack: ‘God forgive them’
Burglars keep targeting LGBTI advocates in Cameroon