Selective Prosecution or Genuine Reform? Uganda’s Anita Among Controversy Raises Tough Questions

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Ronald Kasirye | The Hoima Post In Uganda’s increasingly polarized political climate, the scrutiny surrounding Anita Among has reopened a longstanding national debate about corruption, political loyalty, and accountability under President Yoweri Museveni. Critics argue that Among’s wealth did not emerge suddenly, nor was it accumulated in secrecy. Over the …

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I refuse to remain silent as Cameroon shatters gay lives

Image from a Unity Platform report on anti-LGBTI human rights abuses in Cameroon.

In Cameroon, IDAHOTB is not a celebration, it is a slap in the face. The International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia (IDAHOTB and similar abbreviations) is observed annually on May 17 — mostly outside the United States — to raise awareness of LGBTQ+ rights violations and celebrate sexual and …

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Under new extremism laws, LGBTQ Russians must fight to survive

Under new extremism laws LGBTQ Russians must fight to survive

Russian LGBTQ rights groups learn how to work from abroad Natalia Soloviova, the chair the Russian LGBT Network, a nonprofit that Putin’s government declared as extremist on April 27. (Photo by Bryan Derballa for Uncloseted Media) This story was originally published by Uncloseted Media, an LGBTQ-focused investigative news outlet. By …

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HAITI : screens of hatred

Dominique X Saint-Vil is the undisputed leader of the transgender men's community in Haiti

Trans leader denounces social media, journalists, and Haitian society’s transphobia Dominique X Saint-Vil is the undisputed leader of the transgender men’s community in Haiti “We can no longer hide ourselves. But the media hides us.” This quote from an anonymous transgender Haitian is a key to how Dominique X. Saint-Vil, …

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