By Kelly McClintock

In the country of Tanzania, homosexuality is criminalized by law and ridiculed by leadership. Homosexual men are particularly targeted under Tanzanian law, which provides that “carnal knowledge…against the order of nature” be severely punished – up to life in prison, and a minimum of thirty years.”

MSU ILRJuly 26, 2018Kelly McClintock, #GayRights, Tanzania, #LGBTQ

SEX IN SIERRA LEONE: CRIMINAL FOR ONE AND NOT THE OTHER

By Brittany Jones

Sierra Leone is one of more than 70 countries that criminalizes gay sexual activity. The stories of LGBTQ members in Sierra Leone and in other non-Anglo countries as a whole provide comprehensive insight into the cultural values that often promote homophobic legislation throughout the world.

MSU ILRJuly 23, 2018#BrittanyJones #LGBTQ #SierraLeone #gayrights #Africa #BlackQueer, #BrittanyJones#LGBTQ #SierraLeone #gayrights #Africa #BlackQueer, #BrittanyJones, #LGBTQ #SierraLeone #gayrights #Africa #BlackQueer, #LGBTQ, #SierraLeone, #GayRights, #Africa, #BlackQueer

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