Ghana's Parliament has reintroduced the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, intending to impose severe penalties for same-sex sexual relations and advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights. Although passed in early 2024, the bill was not signed into law. President John Mahama, having recently taken office, supports the legislation, which reflects significant public favor despite international criticism. LGBTQ+ individuals in Ghana often report extreme fear and hostility, with many fleeing the country due to violence and discrimination. A recent survey indicated a prevailing negative attitude among Ghanaians towards same-sex relationships, highlighting a significant cultural challenge for acceptance.
Ghana's Parliament reintroduced the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, advocating prison terms for same-sex sexual relations and promoting LGBTQ+ activities.
LGBTQ+ individuals in Ghana face hostility, with reports of violence and a widespread public consensus opposing same-sex relationships, as shown in a 2021 survey.
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