The guests whose stories are shared in the handbook and in the video are invited onto stage by Victor Mdluli. “These are my heros. Who were brave enough to have their stories heard by the world.” #AfriQueerRefugeeVoices
We will be publishing the handbook and the videos to the series on Monday 18 February on all our digital platforms
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The dress code for tonight’s launching is something pink 🏳️🌈 with heels 👠 #AfriQueerRefugeeVoices
LAUNCHING: My Home, My Body and My Dreams - Reflections by LGBTQI Refugees in South Africa
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“It is about making sure people know their rights.” FNF Project Officer Kati Georgousaki introducing FNF to our guests who are coming from Zimbabwe, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya and other countries in the region. #AfriQueerRefugeeVoices
Dr. Yvette Abrahams receives the first hard copy of My Home, My Body and My Dreams - Reflections by African Refugees in South Africa handbook from PASSOP’s Victor Mdluli. #AfriQueerRefugeeVoices
@Madonna hi. I'm Victor Chikalogwe. I know you can remember me but I am the one who came to sign for David's adoption on behalf of HoH. That time I was working with them. When you sent those medical team to do health tests for David, they did it from my house. I'm no longer there
@Madonna I don't think you remember me but we met and I am the one who signed adoption papers for David Banda on behalf of Rev Chipeta of Home of Hope in Lilongwe.
How does your father expect a guy to pay R70 000 lobola with a R12 000 salary? and you also want a R20 000 wedding gown, R10 000 ring and not forgetting that R35 000 catering , how about the fancy cars, suits and dresses that might cost R30 000? Plus some 5 cows (R50 000) in the