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TV talk show host Mohammed al-Ghaity was sentenced to one year in prison for interviewing a gay man. (Photo courtesy of The Independent)

1 year in Egyptian prison. The crime? Interviewing a gay man

admin76crimes / February 13, 2019

Egypt thinks merely interviewing a gay man is a crime.

Egyptian celebrity Khaled Abol Naga (Photo courtesy of The Independent)

Egyptian actor pushes for LGBT rights

admin76crimes / August 16, 2018

Amid Egypt’s continuing repression of its LGBT citizens, dissidents, political activists and journalists, actor Khaled Abol Naga keeps…

Uganda (Kuchu Times)

CELEBRATING BI-VISIBILTY: BREAKING DOWN MISCONCEPTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH BISEXUALITY September 23, 2020
UNESO’S NEW REPORT CAPTURES HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS TOWARDS SEX WORKERS DURING LOCKDOWN September 22, 2020
PILOT EPISODE: UNMASKING THE MYTHS September 21, 2020
DR. SYLVIA TAMALE CONTINUES TO CHALLENGE COLONIALLY ENTRENCHED CULTURE, IDEOLOGIES AND SEXUALITY FROM A FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE September 16, 2020

Nigeria (NoStringsNG)

Gay Nigerian forced to sign affidavit renouncing homosexuality September 21, 2020
Nigerian human rights activist says it’s time to protest anti-LGBT discrimination September 21, 2020
Bisi Alimi says gay men have the right to show affection towards any man September 17, 2020
Nigerian queer-focused group calls on queer creatives to submit contents September 14, 2020

India (Gaylaxy)

Indian Gothic Drag For Voices against Patriarchy: A Photo Performance September 25, 2020
Trans Activist Akkai Padmashali joins Congress Party in Karnataka September 23, 2020
35 International Shorts Celebrating the Diversity of LGBT+ Lives across the World Compete for Prestigious £30,000 IRIS PRIZE 2020 being held from 6th-11th October September 23, 2020

From: Rights Africa

Senegal: Activists seek funds to rescue 10 men arrested by religious police September 24, 2020
Tunisian activists to Instagram: Stifle homophobic Lady Samara September 23, 2020
Bisi Alimi’s advice: Gay men have the right to show affection to any man September 23, 2020
Gay Nigerian forced to sign affidavit renouncing homosexuality September 22, 2020
Nigerian activist: It’s time to march against anti-LGBT bias September 21, 2020
‘Kill the Gays’ bill author David Bahati wins primary election September 18, 2020
Lawsuit seeks to block Ugandan clampdown on online news September 16, 2020
LGBTQ+ Ugandans have key role in push toward AIDS-free nation September 16, 2020
220 LGBTIQ+ Nigerians get help surviving the pandemic September 11, 2020
To fight AIDS, Uganda finally imports water-based sex lubricants September 10, 2020

Malaysia

Hentikan Initimidasi terhadap Pembela Hak Asasi Manusia yang Mempertikaikan Dasar Kerajaan Berkaitan LGBTIQ August 5, 2020
Stop Intimidating Human Rights Defenders who Question LGBTQ Related Government Policies August 5, 2020
Apa yang diperlukan oleh golongan transgender adalah lesen untuk dihormati sebagai manusia July 11, 2020

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India (Orinam)

Madras Week 2020: Tales of the Queer City September 2, 2020
[film review] ‘Marielle’s legacy will not die’: a viewpoint from India July 15, 2020
Out, Proud and Liberated: Reflections of a former officer in the Indian Army July 1, 2020

“To those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, let me say: You are not alone. Your struggle for an end to violence and discrimination is a shared struggle.” — Former U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

O-blog-dee

Opposing the New HUD Rule by Outing Ben Carson September 22, 2020
Protecting Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg September 19, 2020
AHRC Greetings for a Shana Tova this Jewish New Year 5781 September 18, 2020

Caribbean updates

Dying, living, celebrating - Caribbean IRN Update March, April, May, June 2020 June 18, 2020
LGBTQ+ and Caribbean politics - Caribbean IRN Update January, February 2020 February 28, 2020
Men in dresses - Caribbean IRN Update July to December 2019 December 10, 2019

Africa Transdiverse

Strength in Solidarity February 7, 2020
Viskaprata February 5, 2020
Trans refugees in South Africa living in fear February 5, 2020

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