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Jacques, 29, is the president of the group Acodévo Océan in Kribi, Cameroon, an LGBT community based organization. An activist since , he becomes the object of a series of violent blows and attacks because of his activism and because he is different. It is a shady and shameful history that combines revenge, a scam, some blackmail, a trap and abuse of legal process against the backdrop of homophobia that Jacques has experienced.

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This is the second article in a three-part series on the treatment of four prisoners at New Bell Prison in Douala, Cameroon, who are awaiting trial after a Sept. Four gay prisoners at New Bell Prison in Douala, Cameroon, are malnourished, but they want much more than just food. They were among the 13 people arrested and detained during a raid on the offices of the anti-AIDS and pro-LGBT-rights organization Alternatives Cameroon on Sept.

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Nairobi — Security forces in Cameroon are failing to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex LGBTI people from violent attacks and instead are arresting the victims, Human Rights Watch said today. There has been an uptick in violence and abuse against LGBTI people in Cameroon in , according to a leading civil society group. Since March 9, security forces have arbitrarily arrested at least six people and detained 11, all of them victims of group attacks, for alleged consensual same-sex conduct and gender nonconformity.