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Gayism

Thursday, July 6, 2023 at 6:20 PM By

In Africa, there is only South Africa that Constitutionally upholds the rights of those that identify as 2SGBTQIA+ yet, even with such recognition, they (gays, lesbians and other non-conventional gender adherents) continue to face discrimination due to traditional, religious and cultural beliefs. PHOTO?COURTESY

Although many African countries do not have anti-gayism laws per se, those that identify as 2SGBTQIA+ are usually arrested or detained for violating penal codes such as public indecency or going against the laws of nature in Nigeria.

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