Bias still complicates Mozambique’s battle against Aids

Mozambique took a huge step forward last year by repealing its law against same-sex intimacy, but the country still faces a huge public health crisis that is exacerbated by homophobia. An article in The Guardian makes that clear, even though it gives Mozambique too little credit for repealing its anti-LGBT law, referring to the move … Continue reading →

Mozambique drops anti-gay law, as blog readers know

Hurray for Mozambique, where a new Penal Code took effect this week, eliminating a previous law against same-sex intimacy.  Many publications reported the change this week and last, which is appropriate. It’s big news, because so many other African nations remain firmly anti-gay. This blog reported the news in January, not too long after the … Continue reading →