Ugandan LGBT activist says threats and violence won't stop the fight for civil rights October 4, 2019
Brent Bambury, Toronto, CBC Radio
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Civil rights movement intensifies as hate crimes increase in LGBTQ communities in Africa September 10, 2019
SLF, Toronto, GlobeNewswire
