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Downtown Yaoundé, Cameroon, May 2013. A young man who has been frequently beaten in his neighborhood and evicted from his home, because of his sexual orientation, and gender identity.

17th January 2014
Living for love, dying because of hate: the rising tide of homophobia in Africa

31st December 2010
No Chance to Live, Newborn Deaths at Hopley Settlement, Zimbabwe

31st December 2010
‘They Swallow the Wind and Die’ NEWBORN DEATHS IN HOPLEY SETTLEMENT, ZIMBABWE

31st January 2010
UGANDA: ANTIHOMOSEXUALITY BILL IS INHERENTLY DISCRIMINATORY AND THREATENS BROADER HUMAN RIGHTS

30th September 2009
‘No place for us here’ Violence against refugee women in eastern Chad

3rd June 2008
Zimbabwe: A trail of violence after the ballot

31st May 2008
NORTH KIVU: NO END TO THE WAR AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN

30th November 2007
Uganda Doubly Traumatised

31st October 2007
Zimbabwe: Between a rock and a hard place – women human rights defenders at risk

7th May 2007
Zimbabwe: Torture, ill-treatment and denial of medical care

30th September 2006
Zimbabwe Quantifying destruction – satellite images of forced evictions

8th September 2006
Zimbabwe: No justice for the victims of forced evictions

31st March 2006
Zimbabwe Shattered lives – the case of Porta Farm

30th May 2005
Human rights defenders under siege

31st December 2004
Lives blown apart Crimes against women in times of conflict Stop violence against women

30th May 2004
Zimbabwe: Power & Hunger – Violations of the Right to Food

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