Ghana's Parliament Passes Bill Criminalizing the Promotion of LGBTQ Activities
Ghana's parliament passed a bill Friday that would impose prison terms of up to 10 years for people who promote LGBTQ activities, reviving legislation that has long been pushed by religious groups in the West African country but condemned by human rights advocates.
Ghana’s Parliament Passes Bill Criminalizing the Promotion of LGBTQ Activities Ghana’s parliament has passed a bill that introduces prison sentences of up to 10 years for individuals promoting LGBTQ activities. This legislation, driven by religious groups, has been revived after facing opposition from human rights advocates. The new law signifies a significant development in the country’s stance on LGBTQ+ rights.
- Ghana’s parliament passed a bill on Friday.
- The bill imposes prison terms of up to 10 years.
- Punishment is for individuals who promote LGBTQ activities.
- Legislation was pushed by religious groups.
- Human rights advocates have condemned the bill.
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