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A Prince in Cape Town – young LGBT asylum seeker from Zimbabwe in Cape Town

A film by Jason Florio & Zane Dedlow for International HIV/AIDS Alliance A Prince in Cape Town: Being a young LGBT asylum seeker Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people are often forced to flee their home country to escape discrimination and violence only to face an uncertain future as undocumented migrants with noContinue reading “A Prince in Cape Town – young LGBT asylum seeker from Zimbabwe in Cape Town”

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Free screening: ‘We Never Gave Up – stories of courage in Gambia’, August 13th, London

Ever wondered what it was like to be a human rights defender in GAMBIA during Yahya Jammeh’s regime? For more details about the free screening of the full documentary, in London – and how to register – please visit Amnesty Internationals twitter feed. BEING SOCIAL @FLORIO_GALLERY / @FLORIOTRAVELS / @JASONFLORIO INSTAGRAM PHOTOSTELLSTORIES – FB @floriophotoNYC – Twitter

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“A Blossom Pink World” Being transgender in Guyana – a film by Jason Florio & Zane Dedlow

Transgender activists in video: A blossom pink world Transgender Guyana – Guyana Trans United’s ground-breaking campaign to repeal British colonial ‘buggery laws’ has found support from high-profile government officials. Activists share their experiences, hopes, and aspirations as they challenge the legal framework that has led to transgender people not accessing the health services thatContinue reading ““A Blossom Pink World” Being transgender in Guyana – a film by Jason Florio & Zane Dedlow”

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Press: ‘How I’m seeing Malta disappear through its doors’ – Times of Malta

To find my bearings, I walked… and I walked. It’s the only way that I know to get a real sense of any place I’ve ever landed in. So, leaving the vast concrete and glass apartment complex, perched on a peninsula, I turned down one narrow side-street after another – off the main dragContinue reading “Press: ‘How I’m seeing Malta disappear through its doors’ – Times of Malta”