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7 incredible Irish LGBTQ+ artists to add to your playlists
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We have some exciting Irish LGBTQ+ artists for you to check out. Their latest releases are sure to entertain you, especially during the upcoming Pride season.
Alongside future releases, check out a very special interview on a new release happening today! Apollo Monroe Based in Dublin, Monroe is a queer electro-pop artist who is quickly […] The post 7 incredible Irish LGBTQ+ artists to add to your playlists appeared first on GCN.
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30.05 / 18:55
Coming out
LGBTQ visibility
LGBTQ rights
Qatari doctor becomes first man in the country to come out as gay
The Independent, the Qatari gay doctor said he was done remaining “anonymous” and that it was time for him to share his journey to accepting his sexuality, which was not an easy one.Homosexuality in Qatar is illegal and punishable by fines, jail time and, in regions where the Sharia law is applied more severely, queer people could actually face a death sentence.Moreover, growing up in a place where being queer is rejected so strongly has a profound impact on Qatari LGBTQ+ people, who have to face marginalisation, ostracisation from friends and family, and threats of violence. As Mohamed explained, growing up in Qatar means growing up in a country where “male, macho, righteous and misogynistic culture” is the norm.A post shared by Nas Mohamed (@dr._nass)During the interview, Mohamed spoke about growing up in Qatar and how he feared he would be killed if anyone found out about his LGBTQ+ identity.
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