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Introducing the African Human Rights Media Network
Introducing the African Human Rights Media Network
Human rights activists based in Nigeria have established the African Human Rights Media Network, which promotes awareness and respect for the rights of minorities, including sexual minorities, throughout the continent.
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1 million visits to Erasing 76 Crimes blog in 2015
1 million visits to Erasing 76 Crimes blog in 2015
How many people are concerned about the human rights of LGBTI people? Here’s a hint: People have paid more than 1 million visits to the Erasing 76 Crimes blog so far this year — to be precise, 1,000,089 visits as of Nov. 5, 2015.
A total of 658,827 unique visitors have come to the blog in the first 10 months of 2015, reading an average of 1.5 articles per visitor.
Since the blog started in 2012,…
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For 1 million people, blog unmasks anti-LGBTI violence
For 1 million people, blog unmasks anti-LGBTIÂ violence
A map of the whole world? Almost. It’s actually a map of all the locations where readers of the Erasing 76 Crimes blog live or are traveling. Readers come from every country except perhaps North Korea and the territory of Western Sahara. About half of all visitors come from the United States, followed in popularity by the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia.
More than a million people have…
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U.S. church plans support for LGBT-friendly Africans
U.S. church plans support for LGBT-friendly Africans
Episcopalians from the United States discuss the Bible and homosexuality in South Africa in 2011. (Click the image for video.) (Photo courtesy of the Chicago Consultation)
A group of Christians in the United States is preparing to chart a new course in relations with their African counterparts.
Rather than the type of conservative anti-gay evangelical preaching that in the past has encouraged so…
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'76 Crimes' on radio: The latest battles for LGBTI justice
’76 Crimes’ on radio: The latest battles for LGBTI justice
Click on the image to read the article “32 anti-gay African leaders, 32 smiling Obama photos.”
 Colin Stewart
The Erasing 76 Crimes blog and the anti-gay laws of 76-plus countries moved to center stage last weekend during a 15-minute interview of editor/publisher Colin Stewart on the radio show/podcast “State of Belief.”
The show’s host, the Rev. Welton Gaddy, called the blog “an invaluable…
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