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LGBTQ+ Afghans desperate to escape amid Taliban takeover
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But how any evacuation might work is another matter, with scant practical support coming from overseas and even less hope that Islamist militants will let them into the airport. “If I find a visa and a country gives me permission to leave, of course I will risk everything to get out,” said one gay Afghan student, whose name was withheld for his protection. “Any country, but not here.
Living here means nothing for us.” The odds are stacked against an escape as the 21-year-old hides indoors, paralysed by fear of what might happen on the street, with few exit routes open amid chaotic airport scenes.
Nor is it clear where LGBTQ+ Afghans might be welcome to set up home or whether sexuality or gender identity are criteria for automatic asylum in
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Political Notes: CA LGBTQ legislative contests take shape
Ten months before California voters will cast ballots in next year's June primary to determine which candidates will compete in November for legislative seats across the state, a number of contests with LGBTQ office-seekers are already taking shape.
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