
Tanzania warns of crackdown on pro-LGBT messages on social media
Tanzania has warned local social media users to censor pro-LGBT content or face arrest.
Tanzania warns of crackdown on pro-LGBT messages on social media Read MoreSITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. FIXING TECHNICAL PROBLEMS
Tanzania has warned local social media users to censor pro-LGBT content or face arrest.
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