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Summary of human rights violations in 2016.
152 violations of LGBTQI Nigerians' human rights in 2016
Location of Mozambique in southeast Africa.
$2m targets HIV in Mozambique’s LGBT communities
Pastor Steven Anderson displays his 12-month Malawi visa (Photo courtesy of YouTube)
Anti-gay pastor plans Malawi visit despite reported ban
Nigerian man reportedly killed over brother’s homosexuality
Uganda’s LGBTI-friendly religious leaders (a few)
Chad joins list of now 77 countries with anti-LGBT laws
Gambian President Yahya Jammeh (Photo courtesy of AFP and Senenews.com)
Defeated anti-gay strongman demands Gambian revote
Bishop Christopher Senyonjo describes the importance of the Queer Kampala International Film Festival. (Click image to watch the video.)
Ugandan bishop: Here’s why queer films are important
Muslim leaders supported Malawi's Dec. 6 march against abortion and same-sex marriage. (Photo courtesy of ECM)
1000s march in Malawi to protest abortion, same-sex marriages
The location of Cameroon in Africa.
12 arrested in Cameroon for possessing condoms
Yahya Jammeh, defeated Gambian leader. (Photo courtesy of iTele)
‘Hope for change’: Gambian voters oust anti-gay strongman
Nigeria's location in Africa
7 years in prison for homosexuality for 4 Nigerian men
Malawi Justice Minister Janet Chikaya-Banda Malawi has stopped arresting people for same-sex intimacy pending a review of the country's anti-gay laws, Justice Minister Janet Chikaya-Banda told the U.N. Human Rights Committee in July 2014. (Photo courtesy of AfricaResearchInstitute.org)
Malawi debates its anti-LGBTI law, still on hold
Tanzanian Health Minister Ummy Mwalimu claims that lubricants encourage homosexuality. (Photo courtesy of Alchetron.com)
Tanzania’s anti-gay effort raises risk of HIV rebound
Here’s how Trump undercuts anti-LGBT, anti-woman Africans