Gay zimbabweans

It was one of the darkest moments of my life.

Sometime last year, I was unwell and had lost my job after a long period of illness. During that difficult time, GALZ helped cover my hospital admission fees and provided counselling and other support that helped me get back on my feet. Their support gave me hope when I felt completely alone, and I will always be grateful for how they stood with me during that difficult time.

This article delves into the legal status, societal attitudes, and ongoing advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights in Zimbabwe. We invite you to share your stories and experiences with us. With their help, my case was acquitted. I am forever grateful to GALZ for giving me that chance.

GALZ supported me through the scholarship, enabling me to finish my studies and gay sexp. JOIN US. GALZ cares about ethical behaviour! GALZ – An Association of LGBTI People in Zimbabwe.

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) people in Zimbabwe face legal challenges not experienced by non- LGBTQ residents. Tell Us Your Story. There, I began to understand my sexuality from a broader perspective, connecting with others like me through workshops and empowerment programmes.

Explore our initiatives, participate in discussions and collaborate with like-minded individuals who share your vision for a future were LGBTI people are treated as equal citizens in Zimbabwe. Before coming out, I felt like a prisoner, silently battling my sexuality.

Homosexuality in Zimbabwe is a contentious issue, shaped by colonial-era laws, cultural beliefs, and political rhetoric. Join us in building a stronger, more connected community by getting involved. Last name. Leave a Message!

Sincethe Government of Zimbabwe has carried out campaigns against LGBTQ rights. If you wish to report fraud, corruption, bribery, sexual harassment or any inappropriate or dangerous activities concerning minors, please email safeguarding@ GALZ stood by me, showing up in court and providing legal support free of charge.

Your testimonies as members of the LGBTI community, allies, or those who have experienced change with GALZ are invaluable in helping to change narratives and put faces to our zimbabweans. I had been taken out of school because my parents could not afford to pay my university fees.

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Today, I am self-employed and building my future. Share Story. Write a message. I want to subscribe to your mailing list. My hands and legs were swollen, making it hard to work.