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The Anti Homosexuality Act is a threat to public health. @guardian
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Brian 🏳️🌈
@AyoBrayo
🇺🇬 🏳️🌈 Health Rights Advocate| Human Rights Defender\ Founder and Executive Director @ArkWellnessHub. Starts very uncomfortable conversations.
Uganda Beigetreten Eylül 2015
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This is what homophobic laws are designed to do. They radicalize society, legitimize hate, and turn ordinary people into perpetrators of violence against innocent people. Senegal is now echoing Uganda’s deadly example, where young lives are being lost in unclear circumstances because hate has been legalized and normalized. @lgbtq_africa_
COLOURED VOICE 🏳️🌈 Truth to LGBTQ.@TruthLgbtq
Heartbreaking tragedy in Senegal: On March 13, 2026, 17-year-old Malick Ndiaye a young tam-tam drummer and artist was murdered in Tivaouane-Peulh. No proof. No evidence. Just profiling and homophobic accusations. One group of youths decided what he was doing was “gay”… and stabbed him to death. Four minors arrested, but the hate that killed him remains. We MUST condemn this and Demand justice.
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Many queer people are targeted by police informants, who arrest and extort money from them. Some get beaten and show up to seek treatment that includes wound care, and others need orthopedic care. The Law is used to intimidate and extort.
Dating apps became unsafe, with many reports of attacks reported.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJ
A Ugandan gay-rights hotline is busiest on weekend nights, when the bars in the conservative East African country are crowded with gay singles—and the police informants who prey on them on.wsj.com/4t0bzYQ
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It’s been exactly one week since I arrived in the 🇺🇸 without my luggage, leaving me without my medication, clothes, and important items in my bag. @KenyaAirways @KQSupport, this situation is completely unacceptable—I am deeply frustrated and struggling to cope, especially with the cold 🥶 and not even having proper clothing to go out.
Mr. Climate@OlumideIDOWU
I am extremely disappointed and frustrated with @KenyaAirways—how is it acceptable that my luggage has remained in Kenya 🇰🇪since Monday with no resolution, and yet you continue to promote messages of integrity that clearly do not reflect YOU?
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The snakes in the holy books talk! The apples set external curse, people came back from the dead and there is a man who walked on water, whose mother had a him while a virgin, but it’s homosexuality that’s unnatural!
AFP News Agency@AFP
🇸🇳 Senegal parliament doubles penalty for same-sex relations Senegal's parliament has passed legislation to double the maximum penalty for same-sex relations, making them punishable by up to 10 years in prison amid a crackdown on the country's gay community. The text is yet to be signed into law by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye
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For everyone doing locally-led work, this one is yours. 💚
@COF_ honored us with the Scrivner Award, and we see it as recognition of 20 years of steady visionary leadership across Africa.
300+ partners. 96% African-led. Trust-based.
Thank YOU 🙏
#ChampioningAfricanVisionaries
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@OlumideIDOWU @KenyaAirways I guess you got to call them or get a lawyer.
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@KenyaAirways diverted us mid-flight from Seychelles, sent us to Dar es Salaam, made me miss my connection to EBB, jeopardized my 11am meeting in Kampala, then denied me lounge access when I’m forced to take that meeting remotely at JKIA. That’s not customer care. That’s customer inconvenience without a shame. THEY DON’T CARE!
Mr. Climate@OlumideIDOWU
.@KenyaAirways must pay for damages. I'm dying here. I don't have clothes or my medication to take. Help me call them out NOW.
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Dear fam, if the algorithm brings this to your timeline, kindly repost
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Senegal have refused to return the 2025 AFCON trophy and medals, stating that they will never consider doing so.
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The real pilot project was testing how much hypocrisy can fit in one press cycle by especially the @WorldBankGroup.
Uganda had said the anti-gay law wasn’t being implemented and negotiated to have the loans back - now that they are back- people can get arrested for expressing affection. We appreciate.
CNN Africa@CNNAfrica
When 22-year-old Wendy Faith shared a Valentine’s Day kiss with 21-year-old Alesi Diana Denise in Uganda — a country infamous for enforcing some of the world’s strictest anti-LGBTQ laws — the lives of both women were about to take a complicated turn. The case is a stark example of the environment that many people accused of being LGBTQ in Africa face. While attitudes vary, the majority of African nations criminalize same-sex relations. On top of that, a host are tightening rules further. The reasons why are complex. But activists and analysts say one factor is attitudes in the United States, something that has only worsened during the second term of Donald Trump’s presidency. cnn.it/4sJUQZH
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I’m starting this week with renewed energy, enthusiasm, and courage more than I’ve felt in months. Being in a space that reignited my passion and reminded me why I do this work was exactly what I needed.
Grateful to the incredible #avf2026 and #avf2025 fellows who made every moment there meaningful, and to the @SegalFoundation for creating such a powerful experience. You all rock. 🔥
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This is how African legislators break solidarity.
They know that the moment they mention homosexuality, you will abandon yourselves b/c of that ingrained shame you have around sexuality.
So, they'll steal and sell you, then give you a homosexual to stone to assuage your shame.
Reuters@Reuters
Lawmakers in Senegal endorsed a new bill doubling the maximum prison term for same-sex acts to 10 years and criminalizing efforts to promote homosexuality, with fines of over $17,700 reut.rs/4rpvQpy
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Imagine if loans, cars, and planes were gay! These people would stay in their homes and do what they are supposed to do.
Reuters@Reuters
Lawmakers in Senegal endorsed a new bill doubling the maximum prison term for same-sex acts to 10 years and criminalizing efforts to promote homosexuality, with fines of over $17,700 reut.rs/4rpvQpy
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