Faith and religion

While Africa is often described as a continent that is intolerant of its varied ethnic and religious differences, surveys paint a different picture -- a high level of acceptance of other ethnic groups, religions, immigrants, and people living with HIV / AIDS. But a strongly negative attitude toward homosexuals.
Africa’s most and least homophobic countries
Episcopal Church is in — not out — at Anglican gathering
Nigerian Anglicans, accept gays as southern Anglicans do
Plea to Ugandan archbishop: Love your LGBT neighbor
Shameful: Anti-LGBT denials by bishops, Ghana leader
Southern African Anglicans to LGBT people: Welcome
In Indonesia, ongoing threats to LGBTI human rights
Comment: Pope should speak when bishops cause suffering
Report: Somalia too risky for LGBT people
In Malawi, the glass is half full (experimental version)
Plea to to Pope: Restrain Cameroon’s gay-bashing Catholics
Memorial service for Ugandan LGBTI activist David Kato on the fifth anniversary of his murder.
David Kato: Martyr in ongoing struggle for LGBTI rights
Resignation adds uncertainty to Aids battle in Uganda
African Anglicans: English protest vs. Ugandan rallies
Debate over Jamaica’s anti-gay law gets personal
Archbishop of Canterbury to LGBTI community: Sorry!