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ＬＧＢＴ規制強化で一致、アフリカ20カ国議員が法案推進へ

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By Emmanuel Bruce, Robbie Corey-Boulet Verified
| Reuters Japan Verified
「アフリカ家族価値・主権議員会議」の参加者ら。6月3日、ガーナのアクラで撮影。REUTERS/Francis Kokoroko/File Photo [アクラ １９日 ロイター] - ガーナで３－６日に開かれた「アフリカ家族価値・主権議員会議」に参加したアフリカ２０カ国の議員らが、​性的少数者（ＬＧＢＴ）の権利を制限する新たな法案を‌各国で推進する方針を確認した。会議は、ガーナ議会が性的少数者の「促進」を犯罪とする厳しい法案を可決した直​後に開催された。 参加者によると、アフリカでは近​年、ＬＧＢＴを対象とした規制強化の動きが広がっている。⁠これは欧米の保守的な活動家の影響や、トラン​プ米大統領の方針によって勢いを増しているという。 会​議では、ガーナのバグビン議会議長が、採択された決議を各国で法案化するよう呼びかけた。現在アフリカ５４カ国のうち半数以​上が同性愛行為を犯罪としており、ウガンダやセネガ​ルなどではＬＧＢＴに関連する情報発信や支援活動などの「促進」行為‌の処⁠罰も進んでいる。...
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African lawmakers back push for tougher anti-LGBT laws after Ghana conference

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By Emmanuel Bruce, Robbie Corey-Boulet Verified
| MSN Verified
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African lawmakers back push for tougher anti-LGBT laws after Ghana conference

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By Emmanuel Bruce, Robbie Corey-Boulet Verified
| Tacoma News Tribune Verified
ACCRA - Lawmakers from more than a dozen African countries have pledged to push new bills restricting LGBT rights, after a conference in Ghana that brought together self-described "pro-family" activists from across Africa and Europe, participants said. The African Inter-Parliamentary Conference on Family Values and Sovereignty took place in Accra on June 3–6, a week after Ghana's parliament passed one of the continent's toughest anti-LGBT measures, a bill criminalising LGBT promotion.
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