Mozambique

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.
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Scenes from this month's HIV meeting in South Africa. (Photo collage courtesy of MSMGF blog)
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Finding LGBTI allies among Muslims, Catholics and more
Recount: 75 (or 79) nations where homosexuality is illegal
10 years later, tally of 92 anti-LGBT nations drops to 76
A good-news map: 78 (was 82) countries with anti-gay laws
Mozambique: Anti-gay law is gone, anti-gay bias remains
32 anti-gay African leaders, 32 smiling Obama photos
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