Africa

Advocates believe they found new allies for LGBTI rights in Cameroon
From trauma to hope: Chikezie’s healing journey on Qtalk
WorldPride is happening in Washington, D.C., from May 17 to June 8. (Photo courtesy of CBS and Getty)
Whose Pride is it, anyway?
Fleur and Wanda ponder their future after their release from Bertoua Prison in Cameroon on May 26. (Steeves Winner photo)
Readers’ donations set free a lesbian couple in Cameroon
LGBT advocates’ lives are in jeopardy in northern Ghana
Paul Atanga Nji, Cameroon's Minister of Territorial Administration
LGBTI advocates are on edge as Cameroon restricts non-profits’ activities
This illustration of Fleur and Wanda was created using PhotoShop and ChatGPT with the descriptors "medium-round build", "slightly angry", "taller", "sad" and others.
Cameroon lesbian couple forced to remain in prison by unjust fines
Illustration courtesy of LGBT Voice Tanzania / LinkedIn
From suffering LGBT Tanzanians, a ‘cry for help, demand for recognition, call to action’
Donald Trump and Elon Musk (Chris Unger photo courtesy of Zuffa / Rolling Stone)
Following U.S. aid cuts, vulnerable Ugandans are dying, providers say
Trump welcomes white South Africans even as he blocks all other refugees
We have freed 46 LGBTQ prisoners. We need help to free 12 more
Kenya Red Cross accused of hosting anti-LGBTQ+ ‘Platform of Hate’
The U.N. refugee agency UNHCR runs the Gorom Refugee Settlement.
LGBTQI+ refugees in South Sudan trapped between a rock and a hard place
Kaleidoscope Trust photo accompanying article about Botswana.
USAID cuts have dire impact on LGBTQ services in Nepal and Botswana
Queer Ugandans under attack on dating apps
Donald Trump on the campaign trail in 2016 (David Becker photo courtesy of Reuters)
Try to grasp it: 6.3 million deaths from AIDS because of U.S. cuts