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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Flooding in South Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo (Moses Yope Madjaga photo courtesy of UNHCR)
Trigger warning: Three suicides shake LGBTI+ community in eastern Congo
Haiti commentary: The LGBT+ movement becomes a business for pushy cisgender men
Senegal’s Parliament rejects bill to increase penalties for homosexuality
French activists file legal complaint against LGBTphobic YouTuber
After homophobia and homelessness: A Caribbean story with a happier ending
Congo: Victims of homophobic attacks find shelter in hospital and safe house
A life at risk: Fleeing to Paris from Caribbean homophobia in Saint-Martin
Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo (Photo courtesy of Wikipedia)
Plea for action against Congo machete attack, rapes, arson
In Senegal, justice for LGBTI people is a long way off
Confessions of an Afro-Caribbean trans Christian grandmother
Senegalese refugee says Ivory Coast is not safe for LGBTI+ people
Miss TIzzy (Photo courtesy of @MissTizy / Instagram)
The life of a Russian drag queen in the Putin era
Congo: A neglected region with forgotten victims
Organization hopes to eradicate LGBT-phobia from Martinique within 10 years
‘I’ve given up on returning’: Jamaican exile speaks out on loss of his home
Mohamed Bazoum, deposed president of Niger. (Photo courtesy of The Guardian Nigeria)
Niger leader plans to outlaw gay sex, execute married same-sex couples