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Reuters.“These amendments are still not enough but they’re a great first step for the transitional government that’s trying to implement changes,” Noor Sultan, the founder of Bedayaa, said. “We see this as a positive change on the path to reform.”The new reforms, introduced as part of a transitional government that has been in place since longtime rule Omar al-Bashir was ousted last year in response to street protests, have larger global ramifications.

Cardi B has denied making homophobic and transphobic comments in the past after coming under fire from fans on Twitter.

report, which builds upon a similar report from 2013, countries in the Americas and Western Europe. Meanwhile, acceptance of homosexuality is supported by a minority of residents from countries in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and sub-Saharan Africa.

Cardi B has denied making homophobic and transphobic comments in the past after coming under fire from fans on Twitter.The star became involved in a spat with users on the social media site after a fan account shared a tweet referencing a mention of the Bodak Yellow star on Hulu’s Love, Victor, which is about a gay teenager.“Cardi is mentioned in Hulu’s new series Love, Victor E04; in a scene discussing how the mother was ejected from a basketball game for excessive dancing,” they penned, also

2 min read Gabon has become one of the first countries in sub-Saharan Africa to decriminalize homosexuality … well, almost. On Wednesday the Gabonese National Assembly (lower house of parliament) voted down a law that prohibited the sexual relations of couples of the same sex, which had been adopted only last July.

Protesters outside the house of Tulsa resident Jon Bailey – Photo: KJRH.

Archbishop Dennis Schnurr – Photo: National Catholic Reporter, via Facebook.

Jair Bolsonaro – Photo: Antonio Cruz/Agência Brasil.

Donald Trump with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan — Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead

Francois Clemmons and Fred Rogers – Photo: Francois Clemmons, via Wikimedia.

Richard Grenell — Photo: U.S. Consulate Munich / Wiki Commons

Naoufal Moussa – Photo: Instagram.

LGBTQ advocates announce a lawsuit challenging South Carolina’s 1988 “no promo homo” law – Photo: SC Equality.

Photo: SC Equality.

State Sen. Sylvia Allen – Photo: Facebook.

< 1 min read Belize’s Court of Appeals has upheld a 2016 ruling that struck down the Central American country’s sodomy laws.

Jenna Ellis – Photo: Facebook.