Senegal

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
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
Senegal: No ‘anti-homosexuality’ law? Jail for 7 for gay sex
Senegal’s anti-gay law sends journalist back to prison
Human rights defenders urge respect for LGBTI Africans
Forbidden love: Exploring true, complex lives of LGBTI Africans
99 who are in prison for being gay, 148 more awaiting trial
32 anti-gay African leaders, 32 smiling Obama photos
U.S. vs. ‘Dictators’ Club’ of anti-gay African strongmen
World health agency: Fight AIDS by repealing anti-gay laws
Collage by Kader Attia (Photo courtesy of Le Monde)
After mob attack, Senegal blocks gay-themed art show
102 who are in prison for being gay, 75 more awaiting trial
Senegal art show to feature LGBT Africans
Police block anti-gay violence in Senegal
Senegal prison sentence for gay couple; how rare?
Signs of trouble for Uganda's anti-gay bill