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It has been a while since I last made a post here, but today, I’m here with a heavy heart and a message that needs to be heard: the lives of LGBTQ refugees in East Africa have not improved. Daily persecution is still the norm, and discrimination and hate have become the air we breathe. Each day, we face attacks physical, emotional, and systemic from both local communities and authorities.
So many queer personalities, community leaders, and advocates have fallen victim to death due to the rampant homophobia. We have lost friends, partners, and allies. Being LGBTQ is still criminalized, and that leaves us no room for protection, no opportunity for justice. When violence strikes, when our lives are endangered, any hope of legal recourse is nearly impossible.
I speak not just for myself, but for a community of resilient survivors who endure unimaginable hardships to simply exist. And yet, the world seems to have forgotten us. Our cries for help have too often fallen on deaf ears.
Let me take this moment, once again, to call for global solidarity. Stand with us the silenced queers of East Africa. Your voices amplify ours. Your support gives us strength. Together, we can keep the fight alive, even when everything seems hopeless.
TO THE LGBTQ COMMUNITY. TO OUR ALLIES. TO INTERNATIONAL ORGS. TO US ACTIVISTS.
PLEASE READ.
My name is Abdul. I’m queer and a refugee in Gorom Camp, South Sudan 🇸🇸
We are sick. We are hungry. We are being forgotten.
I personally have typhoid right now.
The clinic is backlogged. There is no medicine.
The food shops are empty. We share crumbs to survive.
We are LGBTQ people who fled for our lives, We deserve to live.
I’m asking, kindly, for help.
If you are an individual donor, $1, $5, $10 — it buys food and medicine.If you are an organization, please see us. Please fund us,If you are an activist**: please reblog. Please say our names.
If you are queer, please remember us. We are your community too.
DONATE HERE: https://gofund.me/e2d7538e
REBLOG THIS. TAG ORGS. TAG FRIENDS.
We are not asking for everything. We are asking for enough to survive.
Today is Giving Tuesday! We’re calling on our wonderful community to help us reach our campaign goal to support LGBTQ refugees in East Africa. With your help, every dollar donated will go toward providing:
🌟 Food
🌟 Medicine
🌟 Shelter (tents)
🌟 Clean water
🌟 Mosquito nets
🌟 Other essential items
Here’s the amazing part: Today, every $10 you give turns into $30! Your generosity can go three times as far, helping us survive and rebuild in these difficult times.
I know there are so many important causes out there asking for your help today. If you have a few spare dollars, please consider chipping in. It would make a world of difference. 💙
But here’s the deal no pressure. If you can give, awesome. If not, that’s okay too. We appreciate your kindness no matter what.
If you see this post, please:
✅ React to it
✅ Drop a comment
✅ Reblog to spread the word
Your support means everything to us. Thank you for standing with us today and always.
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A JOURNEY OF SURVIVAL: MY LIFE AS LGBTIQ REFUGEE IN EAST AFRICA🌈
Hello, my name is AshleymilesPhil, 21years old and I’m a queer refugee originally from Uganda. This is my story, but it’s also the story of hundreds of LGBTIQ refugees who have been persecuted, abandoned, and left fighting for their lives simply because of who we are.
Growing up in Uganda, being queer was not just dangerous—it was life-threatening. Uganda’s laws and society are brutally unforgiving to anyone who dares to live openly as LGBTIQ. In constant fear of violence, I had to flee, leaving behind my home, my life, and everything I knew.
My journey first took me to Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, a place I hoped would offer refuge. But the reality in Kakuma was anything but safe. LGBTIQ refugees there are regularly targeted for physical violence, harassment, and discrimination. We were left vulnerable, isolated, and without support. The camp, rather than being a sanctuary, became a place of daily survival.
Eventually, I found myself in Gorom camp in South Sudan, hoping for something better, but the challenges only deepened. South Sudan’s laws are even more hostile toward the LGBTIQ community. Starvation, lack of medical care, and persecution are daily realities here. Many of us in the camp are living with HIV/AIDS and can’t access proper medication. The physical and emotional toll is overwhelming, but we continue to fight for our right to live, love, and simply exist.
Our lives in these camps are on the line every single day. We are not just struggling with a lack of food, water, and healthcare; we are fighting for our very existence against systems that dehumanize us.
We need help and support .The world needs to know what we are going through. My fellow LGBTIQ refugees and I are in desperate need of support to survive these unimaginable conditions. We are asking for your kindness, your solidarity, and if possible, your support. Even a small contribution can make a difference in our fight for survival.
Consider donating to our Gofundme fundraiser
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Thank you for reading, sharing, and supporting us in our time of need. Your compassion can bring hope where it’s needed most.
Your support can save lives, provide food for the starving, and offer crucial medical care for those living with HIV/AIDS. We need the world to stand with us against the persecution and injustice we face every day.
My name is Ashley , and I’m a queer refugee originally from Uganda, now living in a refugee camp . I know this might seem unexpected, but I felt the need to reach out because we are in a situation of desperate urgency.
I represent a group of fellow LGBTIQ refugees here, and we are facing unimaginable hardships. Many of us are starving, without food, water, or proper medical care. Some are living with HIV/AIDS and have no access to life-saving medications. The situation here is truly dire. On top of that, we live in constant fear of persecution under Sudan’s harsh anti-LGBTIQ laws.
I’m embarrassed to ask for help this way, but we are at a breaking point. We urgently need support just to survive. Any donation—no matter how small—could save lives in our community. If you’re unable to give, please don’t ignore this message. Sharing this post could reach someone who can help.
Please consider supporting us or spreading the word. This is our reality, and your help can be the lifeline we so desperately need.
GoFundMe Link:
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Thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to read this. Your compassion means everything in a time like this.
