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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Ariel Henry, Haitian prime minister, announced his resignation on March 12.
Haiti: Anarchy, risk of famine, difficulty accessing HIV drugs
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
Jann Halexander
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