Moïse Manoël-Florisse

Moïse Manoël-Florisse, is an African-Caribbean online journalist keeping an eye on human rights abuses in French-speaking areas.

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Haiti: Port-au-Prince and its LGBT+ community face the risk of genocide
DR. Congo: Violent homophobic ambush in Bukavu
M23 rebels in 2022. (Photo courtesy of AP)
Helping LGBT+ refugees from armed conflict in Congo
Guadeloupe: Remove murder-music artist Admiral T from name of school
Bringing Haiti together at a Cap-Haïtien voodoo festival
One trans woman’s journey to find her cultural roots in Suriname
‘Probably more LGBT+ people are murdered in Haiti than anywhere else’
Senegalese press predicts trouble for France’s new gay prime minister
Unauthorized immigrants scale a section of border wall to enter the Dominican Republic from Haiti in 2021. (Dieu Nalio Cheryphoto courtesy of AP)
Lives have been blocked by a wall separating Haiti and the Dominican Republic
Despite progress, Guyana holds tight to its homophobia
Trans activist endures gang hell in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Flag of Curaçao
Caribbean: Same-sex marriage likely in Sint-Maarten, Aruba, Curaçao
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Gabon: LGBT people worry that post-coup government may reinstate anti-gay laws
Lesbian activist: It’s time for LGBT people to pay more attention to faith
Andry Rajoelina, the current president of Madagascar, is a controversial figure who was the main focus of this month’s Malagasy presidential election, which essentially was a referendum for or against his person. (Photo courtesy Instagram @andry_rajoelina).
Madagascar’s LGBT people struggle to build community amid apathy and hostility
Nine trans women need financial aid after being relocated for their protection
Trans women in the Congo face new dangers during election campaign