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Ugandan police arrest 2 women for kissing in public
Senegal government proposes harsh new laws against homosexuality
Kazakhstan arrests LGBTI rights activists
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LGBTQ rights in 2026: What to expect around the world
Senegal's gendarmerie released this photo of 12 men arrested on homosexuality charges.
Amid homophobic panic, Senegal conservatives renew push for tougher anti-gay law
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Cameroon: Article 347-1 has been shattering gay lives for 10 years
Edward Mwebaza, executive director of Human Rights Awareness and Promotion Forum (HRAPF), addresses the media. (Photo courtesy of HRAPF)
Uganda drops the first case brought under its Anti-Homosexuality Act
Pakistani Senator Mushtaq Ahmad proposes the creation of a government "gender re-assigment board" that would control a trans person's official gender identity. (Photo courtesy of Global Living Space)
Anti-trans officials and violence reverse progress for transgender Pakistanis
An anti-LGBT briefing at an Indonesian air base in December 2024. (Photo courtesy of New Mandala and the Indonesian Air Force)
Indonesia’s two homophobias
Spotlight on Mauritania, where LGBT people hide their identities for fear of stigma
Although Ukraine in general does not acknowledge same-sex marriages, a court recognized the marriage Tymur Levchuk and Zorian Kis, a Ukrainian diplomat stationed in Israel. Zoryan Kis, First Secretary of the Ukrainian Embassy in Israel, and his partner Tymur Levchuk. The couple had lived together since 2013 and were legally married in the United States in 2021.. (Photo courtesy of Teenergizer)
2025 LGBTQ rights update: Anti-trans hysteria mars Europe’s LGBTQ gains
Governmental leaders of North America, clockwise from top left: Mark Carney, prime minister of Canada; Claudia Scheinbaum, president of Mexico; Donald Trump, president of the United States; and Jens-Frederik Nielsen, prime minister of Greenland. (Photos courtesy of Canada, Wikipedia, Reuters and PBS)
2025 LGBTQ rights global update: In North America, one nation raged alone
Senegal Serigne Kosso Mbacke Courtesy of Senenews
Senegal: 11 men convicted of ‘unnatural acts’, 11 others awaiting trial
Map of Senegal shows the capital, Dakar. (Map courtesy of AFP)
Anti-gay police crackdown expands in Senegal
Mame Mactar Gueye, vice president of Jamra in Senegal (Photo courtesy of TMF)
Senegal imprisons 10 men for ‘unnatural acts’
The Grand Mosque of Dakar (Photo courtesy of Le Monde)
Senegal police arrest 15 LGBT people who shared a WhatsApp group