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Ghana | 21 LGBTQ+ activists denied bail for third time
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mambaonline.comUN human rights experts have slammed the detention of 21 LGBTQ+ human rights defenders in Ghana who continue to be denied bail. Ghanaian police arrested the 16 women and five men who were conducting paralegal training for the protection of the human rights of sexual minorities in the city of Ho on 20 May.
They were remanded in police custody by the Ho Circuit Court and charged with unlawful assembly. On Tuesday, the group LGBT+ Rights Ghana reported that the court had again denied them bail – for the third time. “We are deeply concerned by the arrests of the human rights defenders.
All evidence available to us points to the fact that they were detained while they were peacefully exercising their rights to freedom of expression, peaceful
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LGBTQ PoC Brief’s Shockingly Unequal Harms
Research Brief Documents the Shockingly Disproportionate Harms Discrimination Inflicts on LGBTQ PoCWASHINGTON, D.C.—Today, a coalition of leading LGBTQ rights groups joined together to release the most extensive summaries to date of scholarly data on the intersection of anti-LGBTQ and racial discrimination. The research brief, authored by the What We Know Project at Cornell University, found overwhelming consensus among peer-reviewed and other studies that discrimination inflicts profoundly greater harm on LGBTQ people of color in a wide range of areas, including grossly disproportionate rates of experiencing discrimination over the past year, poorer mental and physical health, greater economic insecurity, and attempts to die by suicide.
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