CLEAN : HRW highlights rise of institutionnalised homophobia in Africa

The video discusses various human rights issues, including xenophobia and economic challenges, highlighting the government's role in addressing these concerns. It also examines the impact of the Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Act, which criminalizes support for LGBT rights, leading to violence and societal chilling effects. The political context behind these laws is explored, noting the motivations of leaders like Goodluck Jonathan and President Jammeh, and the severe consequences for LGBT individuals, including arrests, torture, and forced migration.

What is a major concern regarding the government's approach to xenophobia?

• It might lead to increased tourism.

• It could result in institutionalized xenophobia.

• It will boost the economy.

• It will improve international relations.

What is the maximum imprisonment term under the Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Act?

• 20 years

• 15 years

• 5 years

• 10 years

What was one of the initial consequences of the Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Act?

• Economic growth

• Improved civil rights

• Mob violence

• Increased foreign investment

Why was the Anti-Homosexuality Act politically expedient for Goodluck Jonathan?

• To promote tourism

• To improve economic conditions

• To address a divided party and other national issues

• To gain international support

What has been a reported consequence of the Anti-Homosexuality Act?

• Increased foreign aid

• Arrests and torture of LGBT individuals

• Improved healthcare

• Economic prosperity