Erasing 76 Crimes

This new illustration of Sully was created with the help of ChatGPT and PhotoShop.
Sully was attacked because he’s gay. Police in Nigeria arrested him, not the attackers.
We have freed 46 LGBTQ prisoners. We need help to free 12 more
Erasing 76 Crimes article leads to discussion of LGBT+ rights in Gabon
Revealing the background of the Erasing 76 Crimes news site and its editor
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.
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LGBTQ rights supporter Duma Boko is in line to become Botswana's next president. (Johannes Simon photo courtesy of Getty /News24.com)
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Stan and Tom chat in a restaurant after their release from Bafoussam Prison. (Stevins Mbatat photo)
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Lesbian prisoners behind bars.
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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.
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With readers’ help, we freed four gay Cameroonian prisoners
Donors free 11 LGBT prisoners in Cameroon. Next goal: 7 more
Grateful but wary: The story of a raped lesbian in Cameroon