Art

Self-portrait by Adeline Rapon (Instagram: @adelinerapon).
Martinique: Photographer Adeline Rapon celebrates Afro-Caribbean queer visibility
Queers and racialized people ‘don’t have the privilege of hiding’, artist says
Human rights march in Martinique in 2012, which was organized by the people who founded the LGBTQ+ rights organization Kap Caraïbe later that year.
Martinique: Dancer’s shimmy triggers town council into blocking Pride Month events
Guadeloupe photographer challenges assumptions about LGBTQ people and faith
Qtalk: Condom broke; trans woman worries she’s now HIV+
After 3-week delay, Ghana releases 21 human rights defenders
Artists join campaign to release 21 jailed in Ghana
Queer Squad: Tunisian comic embraces LGBTQ life in quarantine
Uganda activists fear Covid-19 lockdown imperils AIDS fight
Rural communities in Uganda unfortunately aren't the only places where residents' uninformed fears and hatred of their LGBTI neighbors leads to the type of human rights violations frequently called "mob justice." (Artwork courtesy of Vincent Kyabayinze)
'Mob justice': Ugandan artist’s appeal for human rights