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Cameroon: Popular Cross Dresser, Two Others Sentenced To Prison For Practicing Homosexuality
A popular Cameroonian cross dresser known as Shakiro and two homosexuals have been sentenced to prison.
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According to Cameroon News Agency, the court of first instance in Ndokotti Douala on Tuesday, February 9, found them guilty for practicing homosexuality which.
Homosexuality is a crime in Cameroon.
The suspected homosexuals were sent to the New Bell Central Prison in Douala.
Shakiro is said to have been arrested several times and released.
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