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Must Fall exhibition: "Lest we forget, there are wounds…" - Vimarsana News

Must Fall exhibition: "Lest we forget, there are wounds…"

“The Aftermath Exhibition” tells the stories of students from five universities who experienced trauma and violence during the Must Fall campaigns.

Source: uct.ac.za
Tutu's dream of a church where all belong made real - The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

Tutu's dream of a church where all belong made real - The Mail & Guardian

Exclusion remains real for many LGBTIQ+ Christians – but there are committed activists trying to change that

Source: mg.co.za
An African love story against all odds - Vimarsana News

An African love story against all odds

The queer documentary I Am Samuel can’t be shown in Kenya, but it could lead to dialogue there. 

WATCH | 'I am Samuel', a queer African love story against all odds - Vimarsana News

WATCH | 'I am Samuel', a queer African love story against all odds

The makers of I Am Samuel about a daring relationship in a queerphobic society, went to extraordinary lengths to let their project see the light. Their government is not impressed.

Source: news24.com
In hiding, Ghana's queer activists keep up the fight - Vimarsana News

In hiding, Ghana's queer activists keep up the fight

In hiding, Ghana’s queer activists keep up the fight Blog / By By Carl Collison/New Frame 2 March 2020, Accra, Ghana: Pictured, from left, are LGBT+ Rights Ghana members, Mohammed Abdul-Wadud, Alex Kofi Donkor (front), David Larbi and Halil Mohammed. The group has recently been forced into hiding as a result of its activism. (Image by Carl Collison) Despite having to flee after the state raided their offices, members of LGBT+ Rights Ghana vow to continue to work for legal recognition in a country pushing for even more repressive laws. More than two months after ...