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Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Legal Discrimination
Region(s): Malawi, Ghana, Namibia
Breakthroughs and the Bench: What We Can Learn From Last Year’s Rulings on Queer Rights in Ghana, Malawi, and Namibia
… had also charged one of the plaintiffs, Jana Gonani, a trans woman, with “obtaining [money] under false premises” by “falsely representing himself as a woman.” The petitioners …
Content Type(s): Press Release
Topic(s): Legal Discrimination
Region(s): Ghana
Ghana’s Anti-LGBTQ Bill Clears Supreme Court Hurdle, Threatening Lives
Content Type(s): News Article
Topic(s): Law & Policy
Region(s): Ghana
Neela Ghoshal Speaks to BBC World News on the Ghana Anti-LGBTQ Bill
Content Type(s): Press Release
Topic(s): Law & Policy
Region(s): Ghana
Queer Lives Under Threat as Ghana's Parliament Passes Anti-LGBTQ Bill
Content Type(s): Insight
Region(s): United Nations, Sub-Saharan Africa, Kenya, Tanzania
UNGA Side-Event Calls for Renewed Support to Fight Global Pushback Against Human Rights for LGBTI People
Content Type(s): Press Release
Region(s): Kenya
Outright International Stands with the National Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Legal Discrimination
Region(s): Philippines, Ghana, South Africa, Viet Nam, Nigeria, Namibia, Ukraine
Advocacy Week Lauded as Time to Reenergize Activists
… on Mon, 03/13/2023 - 16:05 Legal Discrimination Philippines Ghana South Africa Viet Nam Nigeria Namibia Ukraine During its annual Advocacy Week, Outright International welcomed …
Content Type(s): News Article
Topic(s): Torture, Violence and Abuse, Law & Policy
Region(s): Ghana
Gay City News Quotes Executive Director Jessica Stern About #ReleaseThe21
Content Type(s): News Article
Topic(s): Law & Policy, Crackdown on Activism
Region(s): Ghana
Ghana Poised to Vote on ‘Worst Anti-LGBTQ Bill Ever,’ Advocates Warn
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Conversion Practices
Region(s): Sub-Saharan Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa
When Conversion ‘Therapy’ Practices Amount to Torture, All African Governments Must Act