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Ghana's Parliament Approves Legislation Criminalizing LGBTQ+ Identifications

30 Mayıs 2026BBC News

Ghana's parliament has passed a controversial bill that criminalizes same-sex acts, imposing jail terms for individuals identifying as gay, lesbian, or transgender. This legislation is part of a broader trend in some African nations towards stricter anti-LGBTQ+ laws.
The bill has sparked significant debate both domestically and internationally regarding human rights and personal freedoms.
In recent years, several African countries have enacted or proposed similar anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, often citing cultural and religious beliefs as justification. Ghana's bill has drawn condemnation from human rights organizations and activists who argue it undermines the rights and dignity of LGBTQ+ individuals.
The passage of this bill reflects a growing conservative sentiment in Ghanaian society, where traditional values often clash with modern views on sexual orientation and gender identity. While supporters argue it upholds cultural norms, critics warn it could lead to increased discrimination and violence against LGBTQ…

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