Morocco

North African activists in 7 countries seek justice
2016 in review: A year of anti-LGBT violence, repression
Temara is located just south of Rabat on the Moroccan coast.
3 arrests in Morocco for clothes that are ‘too feminine’
Jailed for kissing, 2 Moroccan girls win in court
Iran's Revolutionary Guards arrested dozens of "homosexuals and devil-worshippers" in October 2013. (Photo courtesy of Mehr News Agency)
100s in jail for being gay
Arrest of 2 girls highlights Morocco’s anti-LGBT persecution
Moroccan police arrest two teenage girls for homosexuality
Amid democratic reforms, deeper troubles for LGBT Tunisians
As Morocco reviews its laws, 2 jailed on gay-sex charge
Arab LGBTQ activists in U.S., Canada aim to rally diaspora
LGBTI rights activism: Mostly hidden in Middle East, N. Africa
Prison for victim of Morocco attack, not for attackers
While Africa is often described as a continent that is intolerant of its varied ethnic and religious differences, surveys paint a different picture -- a high level of acceptance of other ethnic groups, religions, immigrants, and people living with HIV / AIDS. But a strongly negative attitude toward homosexuals.
Africa’s most and least homophobic countries
Same-sex affair in Morocco leads to 18 months in prison
French-speaking African countries. Countries in dark grey are members of the International Francophone Organization (Map courtesy of Wikipedia)
New blog targets French-speaking nations’ anti-LGBTI laws
Bad news: Kyrgyzstan, Morocco, Egypt, Nigeria, more