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Ramtin Zigorat, an Iranian gay activist and torture survivor, shares his harrowing experience fleeing the Islamic regime in Iran where homosexuality is punishable by death.

Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko reaffirmed his government's priorities and addressed key issues during a visit to Ziguinchor, his hometown, after Ramadan festivities.

In an interview, Norwegian filmmaker Dag Johan Haugerud discusses the challenges faced by homosexuals and feminine men due to societal norms.

The Swedish Justitieombudsmannen has dropped its investigation into the site Dumpen for hate speech following the removal of derogatory comments about homosexuals.

The regression of LGTBIQ+ rights in several African countries is intensifying as new laws criminalizing homosexuality are enacted, influenced by extremist organizations from the West.

A young gay man in Senegal describes living in fear and hiding due to increasing anti-LGBT sentiments and legal crackdowns in the country.

Donald Trump reportedly laughed upon hearing a claim that Iran's new leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is gay, based on U.S. intelligence reports suggesting his father was concerned about the implications for leadership.

A report suggesting that Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, may be gay prompted laughter from President Donald Trump during a briefing.

The column discusses Veli-Matti Savinainen's refusal to wear a Pride shirt, critiquing the politicization of homosexuality and the implications of Pride culture.

The New York Post alleges that Mojtaba Khamenei, the new Supreme Leader of Iran, may be homosexual, a factor that led his father to deem him unfit for leadership.

The Senegalese Parliament has passed a law that increases penalties for same-sex sexual activity, raising the maximum sentence to ten years in prison.

The Swedish Justice Chancellor has initiated a preliminary investigation into the comments made on the site Dumpen regarding homosexuals, due to allegations of incitement against a group of people.

Senegal's National Assembly has passed stricter laws against homosexuality amid increasing hostility toward the LGBTQ+ community in the country.

A South Australian Liberal candidate was dropped by the party after controversial views on homosexuality and related topics were revealed.

Senegal has strengthened its laws against homosexuality, imposing harsher penalties and increasing repression against the LGBTQ+ community amid rising homophobia.

Senegal's lawmakers have approved a bill that doubles the penalties for sexual acts between same-sex individuals.

Iceland has increased the maximum jail sentence for homosexuality from five years to ten years.

Senegal's parliament has passed a law doubling the maximum prison sentence for homosexuality from five to ten years amidst calls for the criminalization of same-sex relationships.

Senegal has approved a controversial law that increases the prison sentence for same-sex acts and criminalizes any promotion of what it terms 'acts against nature'.

The Senegalese National Assembly has passed a law that doubles prison sentences for homosexual relations, now increasing the punishment to five to ten years.

The Senegalese National Assembly has passed legislation that doubles prison sentences for homosexual acts amid rising homophobia in the country.

Senegalese lawmakers have passed a law that increases the prison sentences for homosexuality and related acts.

Senegal's parliament has passed a law that intensifies penalties against homosexuality, leading many LGTBI individuals and activists to either hide or flee the country due to escalating violence and persecution.

Giorgos Marinos, a multifaceted artist, is celebrated for his artistic talents and courage in publicly discussing his homosexuality during a time when such openness was nearly unthinkable in Greece.

George Marinos, a prominent Greek actor and showman, passed away at the age of 87, leaving behind a significant legacy in theater, music, and television.

The South Australian Liberal Party continues to support election candidate Carston Woodhouse, despite his controversial remarks linking homosexuality to 'demonic realms' and calling gender transitioning an 'illusion.'

A candidate from the South Australian Liberal Party, Carson Woodhouse, has made extreme statements claiming that 'homosexuality is not real' and 'feminism is demonic' during a podcast, prompting criticism from Labor Party members.

In a controversial podcast, Kimmo Vehviläinen discusses his views on gay privileges, prompting debate with his co-host Katja Ståhl.

Two young women in Uganda were arrested under the country's anti-homosexuality laws after neighbors reported seeing them kiss publicly.

Jóhanna Harðardóttir, a chieftain of the Ásatrúarfélagið, condemns recent remarks by the chancellor of the Catholic Church in Iceland regarding homosexuality.

A 25-year-old man was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the murder of a homosexual septuagenarian whom he suspected of pedophilia.

The article discusses messages aimed at individuals for their sexual orientation, specifically criticizing homosexuality.

Helga Vala Helgadóttir, an advocate for a law against conversion therapies, calls for a police investigation into comments made by Father Jakob Rolland of the Catholic Church regarding homosexuality.

Icelandic political figures criticize Pastor Jakob Roland of the Catholic Church for his remarks on homosexuality.

An article discussing the recent encouragement for the suppression of homosexuality in Icelandic society.

The Catholic Church in Iceland is promoting the repression of homosexuality, drawing attention to its stance on LGBTQ+ rights.

In Senegal, increased repression of homosexuality is impacting public health efforts against AIDS, causing fear among vulnerable populations.

Eduardo Casanova shares his experience of living with HIV and the stigma associated with it while promoting his documentary 'Sidosa.'

The newly appointed Dutch Prime Minister, who is openly gay, has attracted public interest for his relationship with his fiancé Nicolás Keenan, a talented hockey player.

Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has proposed a stricter anti-LGBT law that could further criminalize homosexuality in the country.

The Senegalese government plans to introduce a law that would increase prison sentences for homosexual acts from 1-5 years to 5-10 years.

Czech writer Vratislav Maňák discusses his new book 'S Wittgensteinem v gay sauně' which explores male homosexuality in contemporary Central Europe.

The Senegalese government has intensified its crackdown on homosexuality, resulting in the arrest of approximately twenty people, including notable figures from media and culture.

A notable Lithuanian psychiatrist was dismissed after controversial comments about homosexuality, and the case is set to be reviewed by a higher court.

Senegal's government has approved a draft law that establishes harsher penalties for homosexual acts, proposing to double prison terms and increase fines significantly.

The Senegalese government has approved a bill that seeks to increase penalties for homosexual acts and extend punishment to organizations promoting homosexual relationships.

The article discusses gene theory in the context of individual behavior and societal impacts, focusing on how genes, rather than individuals or species, play a crucial role in evolutionary success.

Rafa Sánchez reflects on his life as a gay man in Spain, discussing his past relationships with women and his experiences during the Movida madrileña.

Mathias Kryger discusses three international art exhibitions to look forward to this spring, particularly highlighting LGBTQ+ themes.

The article discusses the rising popularity of the Canadian TV series 'Heated Rivalry', highlighting its appeal among homosexual men and its cultural significance.