Cameroon

Messed-up map shows U.S. regime doesn’t know or care where it’s killing millions
This illustration of Cam was created by the AI program ChatGPT, based on a description of him provided by reporter Steeves Winner.
Still imprisoned in Cameroon, Cam thanks readers for medical aid
The three friends celebrated their release from prison but, for their safety, they did not want their names or faces to be used in this article. (Photo by Steeves Winner)
Generous readers set free 3 women imprisoned for homosexuality in Cameroon
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Mob chases LGBTQ+ rights defender from his Cameroon home
Illustration depicting two of the innocent gay prisoners who can be released if readers support Project Not Alone. To DONATE, click the image. (Illustration by Vincent Kyabayinze, East Africa Visual Artists / EAVA Artists)
Slow pace of donations leaves 5 innocent LGBTI prisoners stuck in cells
Memorial for Dolorres on Instagram
Outrage over abuse of murdered trans woman even after her death
This illustration of Cam was created by the AI program ChatGPT, based on a description of him provided by reporter Steeves Winner.
Your donation will help free Cam, an innocent 36-year-old gay cook
Help us free 3 women imprisoned for roles in a ‘lesbian network’
This site's activist journalists have laid the groundwork for Project Not Alone, which frees imprisoned victims of African homophobia. This illustration shows two gay men waiting for donations that will pay their fines and set them free.
We have freed 56 LGBTQ prisoners. We need help to free 8 more
Ludovic Mbock (Photo courtesy of TanTV News)
Gay video-gaming champ fights U.S. plan to send him to Cameroon
Image from a Unity Platform report on anti-LGBTI human rights abuses in Cameroon.
Commentary: I refuse to remain silent as Cameroon shatters gay lives
This online outpouring of grief and protest over the murder of Deloresse, a well-known Cameroonian trans woman, states (in French) "Yaoundé in mourning. A sister assassinated. A life cut short by hatred. Never again! To her memory, to those we have lost, to those who still fight, we will not forget, we will no longer be quiet. Stop the hatred. Stop the murders. Stop the impunity. Her only crime: being herself."
Cameroon’s LGBTQI community mourns the loss of transgender pioneer Doloresse
Homeless transgender woman Yas
Cameroon: Trans woman targeted in attempted public assault
Cameroon trans beauty pageant attacked on Trans Visibility Day
National Identity Cards are required to access public services and jobs in Cameroon. (Image courtesy idcam.cm)
Cameroon won’t allow trans people to update gender on national ID