Theme: Recovering better for an equitable and sustainable world
Each year the International Day of Peace is observed around the world on 21 September. The UN General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, through observing 24 hours of non-violence and cease-fire.
Continue reading “21st September 2021 International Day Of Peace”
Les personnes bi sont souvent les oubliées de la communauté LGBT. Leurs expériences sont généralement supposées être les mêmes que celles des lesbiennes et des gays, et leurs identités sont souvent rendues invisibles ou rejetées comme quelque chose qui n’existe pas, par des personnes appartenant ou non à cette communauté. Continue reading “UNE ANALYSE GLOBALE DE CE QU’EST LA BISEXUALITÉ”
Bi people are often the forgotten part of the LGBT community. Their experiences are commonly assumed to be the same as lesbian and gay experiences, and their identities are frequently made invisible or dismissed as something that doesn’t exist, by people both inside and outside of this community. Continue reading “A GLOBAL ANALYSIS OF WHAT BISEXUALITY IS ALL ABOUT”
La situation des personnes LGBTIQ+ reste très préoccupante dans de nombreux pays du monde, car elles continuent d’être victimes non seulement de préjugés, mais surtout d’arrestations, de détentions arbitraires, de menaces, de harcèlement , d’actes de torture, de violences, de discriminations et d’assassinats dans des pays où l’homophobie et la législation sont féroces envers l’homosexualité comme le Cameroun.
Continue reading “UNE ANALYSE GLOBAL BE LA SITUATION LGBTIQ+ ET AU CAMEROUN EN PARTICULIER”
Since The start of 2021, Transgender persons have been at the center of attack. The amount of transphobic attacks have doubled in an alarming rate. Recently a group of trans persons were attacked by neighbors in Nkoldongo (A neighborhood in Yaoundé) in their private home. Continue reading “Strong Condemnation on the attack of Transgender persons in the city of Yaounde.”
A GLOBAL ANALYSIS OF THE LGBTIQ+ SITUATION AND CAMEROON IN PARTICULAR.
The situation of LGBTIQ+ persons remains a great concern in many countries around the world, as they continue to be victims not only of prejudice, but above all of arrests, arbitrary detentions, threats, harassment , acts of torture, violence, discrimination and murders in countries where Homophobia and the legislation is fierce towards homosexuality like Cameroon.
We have been observant, relentless and persistent. The injustice that men do to advance and protect a corrupt system ends by catching up with them. Our justice system has been ridicule brought to it’s knees by men and women who have the mantle of dignity but chosen mediocrity and mundanity over the realities of what is needed of them. Overcrowding their sense of judgement with personal feelings and not the law. So how then do we conclude this matter?
We will continue demanding for the liberation of
SHAKIRO and PATRICIA. Continue reading “Free Shakiro and Patricia”
“Pride stands for Courage, courage of all those in generations gone by and today who proudly live their truth…it stands for justice”
“La fierté représente le courage, le courage de tous ceux des générations passées et aujourd’hui qui vivent fièrement leur vérité… elle représente la justice”
Happy Pride Month.. Continue reading “Stay with pride.”
Maintain a perpetual fight with the Cameroonian authorities to achieve a medium-term decriminalization of homosexuality and a more inclusive and tolerant Cameroonian society.
Facilitate access to health and social services for LGBTQ people
Facilitate their access to Social Empowerment, Education and the Labor Market.
Working for Our Wellbeing 