Sexual Minorities
In Uganda where homophobia is rife and LGBTQ+ Christians often cannot find inclusive churches, Adonai Ministries is opening its doors to members of the community.
From police raids, to jail sentences, and to having their faces plastered all over national television, these men tell us the future they envision for LGBTQ+ people in Uganda and what Pride means to them,
The bill proposes up to 10 years in jail for LGBTQ+ people as well as…
One Saturday morning in October 1990, 34-year-old Yusoof Abdullah made his way to the Great…
23-year-old Shakiro and 27-year-old Patricia have received a five-year jail term in Douala, Cameroon, where…
Why is the disregard of a person’s human right always greeted with a call to humanize that person? As if it is ever possible to bestow humanity on an individual and as though queer people are not already human enough merely by being? Writes Lucretia, a trans woman from Kenya’s Kakuma refugee camp.
Ìfé, which focuses on two women who fall in love over a three-day date, stands almost as a reassurance – “It’s okay; we have also been through this, and you are not alone,” writes our Sexual Minorities Editor, Florence Kyohangirwe.
Queer people have been told they are a distraction to the #ENDSARS movement, why do we always have to postpone our liberation?
The context in which allies make this statement is not lost to me but good intentions do not exonerate a person of the ability to cause harm.
For Pride Month in June, two LGBTQ+ Ugandans shared their stories and presence with Minority…