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Out in the World: Death of gay Kakuma refugee spurs LGBTQ Africans' calls for evacuation
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LGBTQ African activists have called upon human rights and humanitarian organizations to expedite evacuation of queer refugees from Kenya's Camp Kakuma following the death of Ugandan refugee activist Chriton "Trinidad" Atuhwera.
Atuhwera suffered severe burns from a firebomb attack on Block 13, where a group of LGBTQ refugees live at Kakuma, during the early hours of March 15.
The 22-year-old gay activist's death at 11:30 a.m. local time April 12 was due to complications caused by burn wounds and lack of proper treatment, according to gay African activists.
Atuhwera, who used the alias "Trinidad Jerry" online, was one of two victims who suffered severe burn injuries from the attack, according to an April 12 joint news release from a
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Kansas State Senator Vows to Keep Pushing Transgender Sports Bill Until it Passes After Veto
Joe Biden aimed at preventing discrimination against transgender students."As Kansans, we should be focused on how to include all students in extracurricular activities rather than how to exclude those who may be different than us," Kelly's veto message said. "Kansas is an inclusive state and our laws should reflect our values."For more reporting from the Associated Press, see below.Idaho enacted such a ban last year, and Republican governors in Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee have signed measures this year.Senator Roger Marshall, a Kansas Republican, has been vocal in supporting legislation in Congress.
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