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Moïse MANOËL-FLORISSE

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France, Paris
As seen in: Erasing 76 Crimes, STOP HOMOPHOBIE, Rights Africa
Covers:  Human rights abuses

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Moïse MANOËL-FLORISSE’s Biography

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Moïse Manoël-Florisse is an online journalist working for Saint Paul's Foundation for International Reconciliation on the 76crimes in english and 76crimes in french blogs. He also writes volunteer articles for the Stop Homophobie platform.

Originally from Guadeloupe, he lives between Paris and the Amazon-Caribbean basin, having spent several years in French Guiana and Suriname.

His favorite subjects are human rights in the Francophonie, North-South relations, and the situation of sexual and g…

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Senegal amends its Constitution to ban same-sex marriage Original

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By Moïse MANOËL-FLORISSE
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Amendment seeks to reassure Senegal voters amid political turmoil. Ousmane Sonko (center) was elected speaker of Senegal’s National Assembly on May 26, four days after President Bassirou ⁠⁠Diomaye Faye dismissed him as prime minister. (Photo courtesy of AFP) By 129 votes in favor and 0 against, the National Assembly of Senegal amended the Constitution, on Monday, June 29, to define marriage exclusively as “the union between a man and a woman”.
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Pride Social Forum to unite LGBTQ African activists in Benin

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By Moïse MANOËL-FLORISSE
| Erasing 76 Crimes
Benin has resisted a growing backlash against LGBTQ people in West Africa Amid a growing crackdown against queer people in Francophone West Africa, advocates for sexual and gender minorities across the region will be meeting in Cotonou, Benin at the first ever Pride Social Forum from July 28-30, 2026, to raise awareness of the intersectional struggles against heterosexism and patriarchy. The event comes ahead of the World Social Forum scheduled for August 4-8.
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Who is behind the arrest of 100s of LGBTQ people in Senegal?

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By Moïse MANOËL-FLORISSE
| Erasing 76 Crimes
A closer look at people involved in Senegal’s anti-gay crackdown El Hadji Moustapha Diouf, a prominent lawyer in Dakar, refuses to defend defendants accused of homosexuality.
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