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Photo by @hammond_robin for @whereloveisillegal | “Here, your life in Ghana isn't something easy, one can’t boldly come out and say that he's one simply because it is not legalized in Ghana, and for that matter society frown on it.” Biggy is gay. He hides his identity in order to not make himself a target. He describes how homophobia in Ghana impacts the lives of gay men: “You either lose some of your friends... people pointing hands at you and call you a sort of name. And you can even lose your job.” Where Love Is Illegal traveled to Kenya, Mozambique, and Ghana with the support of the Elton John AIDS Foundation (@ejaf @ejafdn) to continue our work sharing LGBTQI＋ stories of survival and to raise awareness of the impacts of stigma. For more information, and to join the fight, visit www.ejaf.org
This is a @witness_change project. To read Biggy’s story and more stories of survival, follow @WhereLoveIsIllegal

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