Africa

World Bank President Ajay Banga (Photo courtesy of AP)
Appeal to World Bank: Cut funding to Uganda until it withdraws new anti-gay law
Engaging U.S. Embassies: A guide for LGBTQI+ human rights defenders
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Did Pan-African social media influencer Nathalie Yamb really criticize anti-gay laws?
Port Harcourt prison (Photo courtesy of TopNaija.ng)
Here’s how we’ll help 2 trans Nigerians imprisoned after being attacked
Scene from Canada Pride (Photo courtesy of HousingAnywhere.com)
Canada turns to Rainbow Railroad to rescue LGBTQ refugees worldwide
Ugandan human rights defender Frank Mugisha appeals for support from allies abroad. (Photo courtesy of Twitter)
Emboldened by anti-gay law, Ugandans besiege the LGBTQ community
Senegal: Should gays rejoice at the downfall of anti-LGBT politician Ousmane Sonko?
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni (Abubaker Lubowa photo courtesy of Reuters)
Cruel Ugandan anti-gay law takes effect; legal challenges pending
Cameroon: U.S. ambassador tours LGBTI safe house
Dr. Adrian Jjuuko, executive director of HRAPF, speaks to the media on May 29 in Kampala, Uganda, after filing a petition seeking to nullify the entire Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023. (Gloria Nakiyimba photo courtesy of Capital Radio)
Legal challenge hits Uganda’s cruel anti-gay law; U.S. weighs travel bans, funding cuts
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Report shows alarming level of anti-LGBTI violence in Cameroon
UgandaUganda President Yoweri Museveni signs the Anti-Homosexuality Act of 2023. (Photo courtesy of State House Uganda) President Yoweri Museveni signs Anti-Homosexuality Bill 2022, turning it into the Homosexuality Act Law 2023. (Photo courtesy of State House Uganda)
Immediate backlash after Uganda president signs cruel anti-gay bill into law
Cameroon LGBTI advocates want funders to focus on decriminalization
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Report: Hundreds of LGBTI refugees still at risk in Kenyan refugee camps
For every $20 gift, LGBTI prisoners get $40 worth of help
Mfou prison (Photo courtesy of CamerounWeb)
Alan and Otto, victims of homophobia, are ready to leave prison — if donors allow