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Archive for 03/2022

Men who have sex with men: stigma within healthcare settings in Senegal

By phpunsal · 17/03/2022 · Uncategorised · No comments

By Fanny Procureur (University College London)

Men who have sex with men (MSM) in Senegal face violent homophobia and a very challenging socio-legal context because homosexuality is