BBC News Africa | Cameroon: a life of threats and violence when you're gay - BBC Africa @BBCAfrica | Uploaded November 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Bandy Kiki received threats after she came out as a young lesbian woman from Cameroon, where it’s a crime to be LGBT+.
Fearing for her safety, she sought asylum in the UK.
In nations like Algeria, Burundi, Eritrea, Egypt and Ghana, homosexuality is illegal and can attract up to seven years jail time in some countries.
Produced by: Beryl Munoko, Esther Ogola, Ashley Lime.
Filmed by: Jenna Abaakouk and Mark Sedgwick
Edited by: Ellen Tsang
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Bandy Kiki received threats after she came out as a young lesbian woman from Cameroon, where it’s a crime to be LGBT+.
Fearing for her safety, she sought asylum in the UK.
In nations like Algeria, Burundi, Eritrea, Egypt and Ghana, homosexuality is illegal and can attract up to seven years jail time in some countries.
Produced by: Beryl Munoko, Esther Ogola, Ashley Lime.
Filmed by: Jenna Abaakouk and Mark Sedgwick
Edited by: Ellen Tsang
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Website: bbc.com/africa
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