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'I don’t belong anywhere': Intersex man in crisis finds a lifeline on Qtalk

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Africa: UNAIDS Urges That All Essential HIV Services Must Continue While U.S. Pauses Its Funding for Foreign Aid

Africa: UNAIDS Urges That All Essential HIV Services Must Continue While U.S. Pauses Its Funding for Foreign Aid

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Geneva -- The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) is urging for a continuation of all essential HIV services while the United States pauses its funding for foreign aid.See the Story

Central African Republic launches mpox vaccination; cases rise in Uganda

Central African Republic launches mpox vaccination; cases rise in Uganda

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Son of President Museveni calls for repeal of Anti-Homosexuality Act in a tweet — now deleted Uganda’s defense chief and son of Museveni vows to remove AHA in 2026 Uganda’s Chief of Defense Forces (CDF), Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba — who also happens to be President Museveni’s son — has declared his own war against the… The post What to believe? Uganda’s possible next president vows to repeal Kill the Gays Law appeared first on Erasing 76 Crimes.See the Story

Revised curriculum better alternative to LGBTQ bill – Mahama

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President John Mahama has indicated that a revised education curriculum will better achieve the objective of inculcating values in citizens to counter Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBTQ+) influences and not legislative pushback. The president, who was speaking on the controversial bill when the Catholic Bishop Conference called on him at his office in Accra,See the Story

West African nation of Mali becomes the world's 65th to criminalize homosexuality

West African nation of Mali becomes the world's 65th to criminalize homosexuality

Mali’s ruling military junta provides seven years in prison for LGBT rights advocacy. The tally of nations with anti-homosexuality laws has again risen to 65 with last month’s official publication of a homophobic new penal code in the West African country of Mali. The new law provides for seven years in prison for LGBT… The post West African nation of Mali becomes the world’s 65th to criminalize homosexuality appeared first on Erasing 76 Crim…See the Story