LGBTQI+ Community in Ghana Fears Renewed Push for Restrictive Law
Lawmakers in Ghana reintroduced the controversial anti-LGBTQ+ legislation known as the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, which had been passed by Parliament in February 2024 but not enacted. The bill proposed prison terms of up to three years for same-sex relations and five years for promoting LGBTQ+ activities. Ghana’s Supreme Court had dismissed legal efforts to block it, ruling that it could not be deemed…
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