We urge government, health institutions, development partners, civil society and community-led organisations to work together to address, restore and strengthen the current lapse in HIV services while ensuring that communities most affected obtain a listening ear…
The conversations reaffirmed a simple truth: ending HIV requires more than scientific breakthroughs, it demands community-led action, sustained investment, and innovative approaches that place people at the center.
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AIDS 2026 may have come to a close, but the movement continues!
EQC is proud to have participated in the AIDS 2026 Conference, joining advocates, researchers, artists, policymakers, and community leaders from across the world to reimagine a future free from HIV.
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Homophobia is an Import. Africa Deserves Better.
"We destroy ourselves when we forget that we're all in this rickety, beautiful, messy family together... When we use the idea of protecting the family as a weapon to exclude and marginalise, we harm us all." - @ngare_writes
What is currently being sold across our continent as "tradition" and "family values" isn’t African at all. It is a manufactured, foreign-funded export designed and deployed by Western ultra-conservative networks to gain political and social control, all while putting real LGBTQ+ people's lives at risk.
The data and the paper trail don't lie:
The Funding: Between 2007 and 2020 alone, US evangelicals invested over $54 Million in Africa to build an infrastructure of anti-LGBTQ+ litigation, conferences, and political influence.
The Playbook: We saw it in Uganda in 2023 when a manufactured supermajority passed the AHA, the culmination of decades of foreign-seeded agendas.
We saw it in Kenya with networks built from Eldoret to Nairobi. Read the Investigation here: https://t.co/37l2yzRYvo
The Current Frontline: We are watching it right now in Ghana, where the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill was passed by just 32 out of 276 MPs, ignoring due process, questioning quorum, threatening HIV healthcare access, and completely locking out African community voices.
#BackToSender #NotOurValues #HomophobiaIsUnAfrican #LoveIsAfrican #RejectTheCharter #HumanRights #SocialJustice #INEND
Human rights groups under RHION are pushing back against a proposed African Charter on Family Values, warning it could roll back protections on rights, health, and inclusion across the continent following discussions at the 4th African Inter-Parliamentary conference in Accra.
Nurah Mohammed tells it all in this explainer.
#3NewsGH #TV3GH
Ghana's Parliament is meant to represent all citizens. Why is a national institution suspending sittings for three days to host an anti-LGBTQ conference? This is a disgraceful misuse of Parliament and very disturbing. why is this being allowed?
Accra floods. Building collapses. Ambulance breaks down. Parliament hosts anti-rights conference. This is Ghana right now while parliament suspends sittings for 3 days. Just suspended to host an anti-rights conference.
#GhCheckYourAura
Tomorrow, in Accra, the 4th African Inter-Parliamentary Conference on Family, Sovereignty and Values will convene to discuss issues that directly affect the lives, health, and autonomy of millions of African women and girls.
Draft African Charter on the Protection of the Family, Sovereignty, and Values.
- Do you know what it is?
- Or what's wrong with this proposed law at the African Union level?
- Why should you be worried?
Check the Graphics below to understand what's at risk and why this charter is problematic!
🛑Today, some of the country’s most recognizable creative figures occupy positions of political influence and public leadership.
⁉️What role should creative leaders in public office play when legislation has implications for artistic freedom and expression?
#BackToSender
As I said the other day, I have never really paid much attention to LGBTQI issues. In fact, I must admit that I carry some of the prejudices common in our society. But the passage of the anti-LGBTQI Bill by Parliament has set off all my alarm bells.
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Queer-identifying Ghanaians already experience the harshness of violence backed by the State and religion, a move like this only sends them into the bracket of erasure. #BackToSender#GhanaCheckYourAura
People claiming to be protecting African Family Values are being lectured by Western / US evangelicals, right-wing groups on what should be African Family Values. Here is Sharon Slater of Family Watch International in Ghana’s Parliament in 2019. They brought the anti-LGBTQ bill