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A High Court ruling in June is expected to overturn the colonial-era sodomy law that is used to police and discriminate against the queer community.

Africa Pride 2024 events will consist of online programs and a variety of public and private in-person gatherings, depending on local conditions, including

The Namibian reports that the rights organization Equal Namibia plans to take legal action over bills that change the definition of the term “spouse” and am ...

The rights organistion Equal Namibia plans to take legal action over bills that change the definition of the term “spouse” and amend the Marriage Act of 1961 to block the recognition of same-sex marriage in Namibia.

Being gay in rural Namibia - The story of Owen Sinengela In certain parts of Namibia, a man who exhibits feminine behaviour is subjected to derogatory

Two families are celebrating a supreme court victory that will allow them to stay together, and offers hope in the ongoing battle for rights across Africa

The southern African nation has ruled that same-sex marriages officiated abroad are legally valid, but this decision has sparked a new wave of homophobic hate.

The Namibia Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled the government must recognize same-sex marriages that were legally performed abroad.

Dozens of people cheer and dance as they take part in the Windhoek LGBT+ Pride. (HILDEGARD TITUS/AFP via Getty Images) Namibia is on pace to decriminalise homosexuality by the end of the year as ministers pave a long-sought path to scrapping its decades-old anal sex ban. The government’s Law Reform and Development Commission, a law reform agency, recommended in reports published Monday (17 May) that the country’s sodomy laws be overturned. Justice minister Yvonne Dausa confirmed to the Win...