Cameroon

A panel discussion during the SOS Solidarity launch celebration focused on the impact of a new Cameroonian law that prohibits broadcasts that show "deviant practices."
Cameroon’s SOS Solidarity launches sexual health and legal services project
Reporter/activist Steeves Winner (pseudonym) meets with the four newly released gay prisoners in Ebolowa. Their faces are blurred for their safety. (Photo by Steeves Winner)
Project Not Alone’s donors set free 4 gay prisoners in Cameroon
Brenda Biya: (Olivier Corsan photo courtesy of Le Parisien)
Cameroon’s lesbian First Daughter: ‘Let my story change the law’
Brenda Biya published this photo of her kissing Layyons Valença (@Laoncita) on Instagram.
Will Cameroon repeal anti-LGBT law after First Daughter came out as a lesbian?
Two lesbian women from Ebolowa, Cameroon, were released from prison through the efforts of Project Not Alone.
Cameroon: Readers’ donations free 3 innocent lesbians from prison
Study finds less anti-LGBTI violence in Cameroon. Is it accurate?
Goal: Boost trans leaders in a field dominated by gays and lesbians
Good news for LGBTQ prisoners: You did it! Project Not Alone hits goal in a week.
Image representing Yane and Hage in Ebolowa Prison. (Image generated by DeepAI)
Here’s how to help 2 unjustly imprisoned lesbians in Cameroon
We have freed 36 LGBTQ prisoners. We need help to free 10 more.
Flag of Cameroon
LGBTQ health and rights advocacy group expands in Cameroon
Back to School Initiative seeks improved education for LGBTI Cameroonians
We did it! All 13 innocent LGBTQ prisoners have been freed
The story of a lesbian couple imprisoned in Cameroon
Donations freed a lesbian couple from prison in Cameroon
Illustration courtesy of Attitude magazine / J Studios / Getty Images
Attitude magazine focuses on how we set prisoners free