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GHANAIAN MPs PASS BILL TO CRIMINALIZE LGBTQ+ ACTIVITIES

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On July 6, 2023, the Ghanaian Parliament passed a bill to criminalize LGBTQ+ activity. The bill, known as the Promotion of Adequate Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values ​​Bill 2021, passed by a vote of 28 to 27. The bill defines LGBTQ+ activity as "any act of intimacy between persons of the same sex" and "any public display of same-sex affection." It also prohibits promoting LGBTQ+ rights, funding LGBTQ+ organizations, and engaging in LGBTQ+ activities across international borders. The bill has drawn widespread criticism from human rights groups and LGBTQ+ activists. They believe the bill is discriminatory and violates the rights of LGBTQ+ people. They also said the bill would create a climate of fear and intimidation for LGBTQ+ people in Ghana. LGBTQ+ activists and human rights groups have voiced widespread criticism over Ghana's bill, deeming it discriminatory and a violation of LGBTQ+ rights. Their concerns extend to the fear and intimidation that w

SENEGAL OPPOSITION LEADER TO DISRUPT ELECTIONS IF NOT ALLOW TO RUN

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2024 might see a little chaos in Senegal's elections, thanks to Ousmane Sonko. This opposition leader, beloved by many, could pose a serious threat to President Macky Sall. Yet, there's a catch. Sonko is in quite a pickle as he faces rape charges and a pending trial. If he's found guilty, his presidential dream may come to an end.                                                                                               During a France 24 television interview, Sonko declared that the country's elections would be canceled if President Macky Sall aimed to oppose his candidacy. He further noted that potential protesting or striking actions could be considered if his participation was hindered.                                                                                                                                     President Macky Sall  Sonko's willingness to challenge the government has raised concerns about the potential for political instability in Senega