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Haiti: LGBT+ Activists Are Perplexed as the First Elections in 10 Years Approach in December (opens the original)
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Moïse Manoël-Florisse, is an African-Caribbean online journalist keeping an eye… Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council, appointed in 2024, has decided that, after a 10-year hiatus, the next Haitian presidential election will be held on Sunday, Dec. 13. On the same day, Haitians will be called upon to elect representatives to the next Parliament. A potential runoff election has already been scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 21, 2027. If those elections actually occur, the elected president and legislato
Senegal: The Expansion of Anal Testing to Heterosexual Women and the Controversy Surrounding Their “Consent” (opens the original)
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Moïse Manoël-Florisse, is an African-Caribbean online journalist keeping an eye… The Senegalese National Police have issued a statement in which, for the first time, a local public authority confirms the use of anal examinations as an investigative procedure against cisgender heterosexual female suspects. That acknowledgement came just hours after the publication of an article in Erasing 76 Crimes revealing that Senegal had started using the procedure, which is widely condemned as cruel and degr
Sierra Leone: Anti-LGBT+ police raid last night at a private party in Freetown (opens the original)
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Moïse Manoël-Florisse, is an African-Caribbean online journalist keeping an eye… Sierra Leone police last week raided a private party for gay men at the Hill Valley Hotel in Freetown, the nation’s capital city. Sierra Leone is a small English-speaking coastal nation in West Africa that, until now, had rarely enforced the anti-homosexuality law that it inherited from the days when it was a British colony. George Reginald Freeman, also known as George Reginald Freeman Browne, the executive directo
Senegal: Anal testing is being expanded to include heterosexual women (opens the original)
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Moïse Manoël-Florisse, is an African-Caribbean online journalist keeping an eye… Seven people arrested and accused of online fraud and blackmail in Senegal, on July 28 were subjected to forced anal examinations, including two heterosexual women involved in the case. Anal examinations are typically imposed on men suspected of homosexuality to “prove” their guilt, but are considered an inhumane and pseudo-medical judicial procedure. This case is, to our knowledge, the second country, after Afghani
Senegal: Are Intersex People Collateral Victims of LGBTphobia? (opens the original)
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Moïse Manoël-Florisse, is an African-Caribbean online journalist keeping an eye… Debates in Senegal over an attempted but rejected constitutional ban on same-sex marriage have revealed the unwitting and dangerous exclusion of intersex people from Senegalese law. The proposed amendment would have strictly enshrined the gender binary, even though it is known that about 1.7% of the general population — approximately 300,000 people — are intersex. Intersex people have sexual characteristics that may
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