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| Dreads4ever | Gay for Pay | 0 | Aug 28 2012, 9:05 AM EDT by Dreads4ever | ||||
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Thread started: Aug 28 2012, 9:05 AM EDT
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Read this article about Gay and Ghana:
http://journalism.berkeley.edu/projects/mm/luckie/gayforpay.html |
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| sexyafrik | HELLO Ghana | 3 | Nov 8 2010, 8:25 PM EST by xiaofang02 | ||||
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Thread started: Aug 3 2010, 7:33 AM EDT
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GAY IS TALENTED, WE LEAD THE WORLD, THE MOST RICH PEOPLE IN THE WORLD ARE GAY AND LESBIAN
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| fidelix | A real issue to discuss | 2 | Sep 13 2009, 3:52 PM EDT by Swamos | ||||
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Thread started: Aug 31 2009, 9:26 AM EDT
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Gay rights has always being trampled upon and with what i always say, what has anybody done to support it.Gay has existed since sex started in the world and is so unfortunate, people who came before us never advocated for it, like how our forefathers did with independence in their countries.Now is the time after all you can't be charged with having sex. I cant still figure out where in the constitution of Ghana where homosexuality has being labelled as criminal or is it ignorance on my side that is causing this Or is that what has being labelled as un-natural sex comeon lets rise and make it clear to the world there is nothing like un-natural sex all sex is sex.Well lets wait and see,fidelix okraku
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| errebe | Gay Senegales chased in Senegal, Morocco, and now, flying to Spain...? | 0 | Mar 22 2009, 6:34 AM EDT by errebe | ||||
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Thread started: Mar 22 2009, 6:34 AM EDT
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After attending a private gay party in 2006, Senegalese citizens Baba Samba and Baidy Fofana, and other party attendants, had to fly out of the country, rejected by their upper class families and chased by the senegalese police.
They survive now in Casablanca, Morocco, making their living out of offering sexual services to european tourists. On June 13th 2008 they applied for asylum to the Spanish Consulate in Casablanca, as victims of prosecution because of their sexual preference. Not a word since then. A few days ago the news were exposed by some Spanish newspaper: http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2009/03/10/espana/1236718000.html They are being chased now by the moroccan police. We shall see how the Spanish Government, Prime Minister Zapatero (socialist), an advocate for gay and immigrants rights as he likes to define himself, gay members at the Spanish Socialist Laborers Party (PSOE) Board, and other so active in other times Spanish gay associations, react. Another story. A few days ago, another victim (and the count goes up to... ) died when arriving in a 'patera' ( small boat) to the Spanish Southern coast. An Ivorien teenager girl this time. The embassy of Ivory Coast in Spain claimed they have no funds available to repatriate the body. The embassy of the Ivory Coast is located side by side to the building where I work. I see every day the luxury cars coming in and out, and the Ivorien employees wearing expensive suits going out for snacks at mid morning and for lunch. As a suggestion, maybe if they save oil and bills at restaurants for one week (or less), they would find the money to send the corpse of their co-citizen back to Ivory Coast. The body will be finally repatriated at the expenses of the City Hall of the city where the wreckage occurred, Malaga, I believe.
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