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Senegal tightens grip on homosexuals with new law
The Senegalese parliament has approved a new law that criminalizes homosexuality, imposing harsher penalties for same-sex relations. The legislation, which has drawn criticism from human rights organizations, was passed with a significant majority. Supporters of the law argue it upholds traditional values, while opponents express concerns about potential human rights abuses and discrimination.
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