Lawmakers in Ghana have reintroduced an anti-LGBTQ+ bill that was passed last year but not enacted, sparking condemnation from the international community. The bill seeks to impose up to five years in prison for those who support LGBTQ+ activities, with President Mahama expressing commitment to passing it. The bill could jeopardize World Bank funding and IMF bailout programs, as Ghana’s economy continues to recover from recession.
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