This wiki is a tool to bring together the gay community in Liberia.
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What can you do on this site?

- You can join as a member (just click "Join this site" in the right upper corner and register. Then you will be able to add or change content, discuss issues etc.

- You find useful information about homosexuality in Liberia, gay rights, HIV-AIDS and gay sex; but you can also add what you know about those issues;

- We organise advocacy about homosexuality in Liberia and organise politial lobby; see also our contribution to the Royal Commonwealth Society online discussion.

- We support participation of Liberian gay athletes and football players in international gay games;

- You can link up with other members and send messages (just click the "member" tab above).

- You can vote for the sexiest man alive or nominate your own candidate for that title...!

- There is even a page for tourists visiting Liberia and about cruising places;

- Get the latest update on gay news;

But because this is a wiki you can also start your own item/issue with a separate page: if you want to organise something fot the Liberian diaspora abroad or start a discussion about lesbian emancipation or organise and announce a party; form a special interest group like maybe a gay-Sunyani group or a gay muslim group;. Whatever you want to do for the Gay community in Liberia, you can do it here....! This site is your site. Use it.






You can directly change or ad to the text in the wiki. The creator of this wiki however will keep an eye on the content to prevent misuse, porn, gaybashing or abusive language. This kind of content will be removed as soon as possible.

So: add stories, add issues, add pictures, add videos, join discussions!




UN GAY RIGHTS RESOLUTION "HISTORIC". The United Nations endorsed the rights of gay, lesbian and transgender people for the first time Friday, passing a resolution hailed as historic by the U.S. and other backers and decried by African and Islamic countries. See also our page on gay/human rights.


Link!

In Memoriam: David Kato Gay Rights Activist SMUG Uganda
Murdered 27 January 2011 after the Ugandan Newspaper Rolling Stone called for his (and 99 other Ugandans) execution: BBC Obiturary



You can change the text of any page (except the home page) by clicking easy edit, if you want to improve the text, correct errors or ad missing information. You can ad a page to start a new issue by clicking 'ad page' on the left collumn. You can join a discussion by clicking "post reply" and then write your reaction to the thread of discussion. But first you have to register as a member in the right upper corner. You can use a pseudonym if you dont want to reveal your real identity.