Mali’s military junta has enacted laws criminalizing same-sex relationships, further eroding human rights in the nation. The new penal code, effective December 13, 2024, imposes up to seven years’ imprisonment and hefty fines for same-sex acts or any actions perceived as supporting homosexuality. These measures expand on Mali’s constitution, which defines marriage as a union… Read More »Mali’s Anti-LGBTQ+ Law: What It Means for the Country
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