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2 arrests in Tunisia; protests block anal tests
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Tunisian police arrest and humiliate trans youth
Amid democratic reforms, deeper troubles for LGBT Tunisians
LGBTI briefs: Pakistan, Russia, Botswana, many more
Homophobic attack on LGBTI rights defender in Tunisia
Tunisian activist in coma after 2nd suicide attempt
Tunisia: What are you doing to your youth?
Tunisian LGBT leader attempts suicide
Abusive anal exams get a thumbs-up from Kenyan judge
U.N. panel to Tunisia: Stop forced anal exams
Dr. Vincent Iacopino (Photo courtesy of Twitter)
Forced anti-gay anal tests face legal challenge in Kenya
Tunisia: Attack targets LGBTQ activist from Shams
LGBTI rights activism: Mostly hidden in Middle East, N. Africa
Appeal for an end to anti-LGBT campaign in Tunisia
Ready to celebrate May 17 (IDAHOT) despite dangers
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