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Ghana's Parliament Passes Law Criminalizing LGBTQ Promotion, Awaits Presidential Approval

29 Mayıs 2026France 24

Ghana's parliament has passed a controversial law that criminalizes the promotion and support of LGBTQ activities, imposing prison sentences of three to five years for offenders. This legislation is now pending the approval of President John Mahama.
The move has sparked significant debate both locally and internationally regarding human rights and LGBTQ rights in Ghana.
Ghana has seen increasing hostility towards LGBTQ communities, with various political and religious leaders advocating for stricter laws against homosexuality. This legislative action comes amidst a global conversation about LGBTQ rights, with many countries moving towards greater acceptance, contrasting sharply wit…
The approval of this law reflects a broader trend in some African nations where anti-LGBTQ sentiment is politically advantageous. It raises critical questions about human rights, freedom of expression, and the influence of cultural norms on legislative processes.

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