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NIGERIA: Wave of repression on so-called ‘amoral’ behaviour

wow.gm - Human rights advocates in Nigeria are voicing alarm about recent arrests of cross-dressing men and of women allegedly wearing ‘indecent’ clothes, saying the arrests could signal a deterioration of civil rights. In the mostly Muslim city of Bauchi in northern Nigeria, 18 men were arrested last month while dressed up as women. In the country’s biggest and traditionally more permissive Christian city, Lagos, scores of women have been arrested in recent weeks for allegedly dressing indecently. ...» view full story
Story located in: africa » nigeria » lagos
Submitted By: babyface
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