Nigeria

A close-up shot of a young woman with black-and-white drawing of a school in the background. This woman has a zipper on her lips which is almost completely opened to reveal her mouth.
“Oga Lecturer”: The media platform combating sexual harassment in Nigeria’s tertiary institutions
A jigsaw puzzle in the form of a transwoman with a few pieces scattered across the image and a crimson-colored background.
She was bullied for attending a women-only event as a trans woman. It was not the first time
The left side of the image features a maze shaped like a chat bubble with the trail of a miniature person and the Grindr logo walking into a black-and-white mask. The right side of the image features the back view a more realistic looking nude man bearing scars and holding a gun to his head with his right hand. All against red-and-black image of Lagos city skyline.
“I have forgiven him”: Queer Nigerian victims of online blackmail turn to reconciliation and vigilante justice
Pride to Prejudice: The Nigerian queer community's complex relationship with social media
Pride to Prejudice: The Nigerian queer community’s complex relationship with social media
“Wait and have faith”: The quest to end the exploitation of Nigerian migrant workers
“Wait and have faith”: The quest to end the exploitation of Nigerian migrant workers
A dull black-and-white background burnt from the middle to reveal 5 different styles of hijab worn by women against different colourful backgrounds.
Hijabi Discrimination In Nigeria Makes Navigating The Workplace Difficult for Muslim Women
Left: White ribbon symbol against a black background (the white ribbon represents the campaign against gender based violence) Right: A combination of the “accessibility” logo and the “female” symbol against a bright pink background
Failure To Protect: Disabilities and Gender-Based Violence In Nigeria
“I feel more comfortable”: The ride hailing service in Nigeria determined to protect women
“Sex only for voters”: Queer Nigerians are campaigning for their choice presidential candidate on dating apps
“Happy Ending”: Why this Nigerian indie film focuses on male rape