Tag: Tanzania
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Coverage of what’s happening to LGBTQ people in Tanzania, a nation of 57 million people on the Eastern coast of Africa, has left much of queer media in a panic. Stories of gay people outed and arrested — and of many more in hiding from a government that wants them[…]
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Tanzania closes HIV centers because a place for HIV tests and counseling apparently ‘encourages homosexuality’ — that and more in our look around the world
An activist in Tanzania called for a travel boycott of his country, saying the government is “killing the LGBT community” by denying HIV health services
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A Mexican trans woman was murdered and her corpse burned, and more in our monthly look at queerphobia around the world.
The Philippines has a new HIV campaign! But for some reason, they’re excluding men who have sex with men from getting help. WTF?
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