« TenTen » en Algérie : 9e gay pri sur le web pour faire évoluer la perceptn l’homosexualé – Jne Aique

Contents:

• TENTEN, LA GAY PRI ALGéRIENNE EN TOUTE DISCRéTN
• « TENTEN » EN ALGéRIE : 9E GAY PRI SUR LE WEB POUR FAIRE éVOLUER LA PERCEPTN L’HOMOSEXUALé
• ALGéRIE : L GAY PRIS
• GAY PRI
• BEG GAY ALGERIA: ‘I’LL NEVER LIVE WH THE ONE I LOVE’
• BEG GAY ALGERIA TODAY
• GAY PEOPLE ARE RECLAIMG AN ISLAMIC HERAGE
• LGBTQ+ NIGERIANS ARE CELEBRATG PRI MONTH DEFIANCE OF ANTI-GAY LAW
• CANNED CKTAIL ‘GAY WATER’ AIMS TO SH ON BUD LIGHT’S DYLAN MULVANEY DISASTER

TENTEN, LA GAY PRI ALGéRIENNE EN TOUTE DISCRéTN

Créée à l’iative d’un groupe ants LGBT (lbienn, gays, bisexuels et transgenr) et l’associatn Abu Nawas, la journée natnale s homosexuels algériens, le "TenTen", en t à sa septième édn. Chaque année, elle t célébrée le 10 octobre – d’où son nom "TenTen" (10/10) – jour anniversaire la naissance du sultan ottoman Sélim Ier (1470-1520), qui, dans s écrs, a fa le réc son homosexualé.

L’article 338 du Co pénal, qui qualifie l’homosexualé "crime ntre l bonn mœurs", stipule asi: "Tout upable d’un acte d’homosexualé t puni d’un emprisonnement ux mois à ux ans et d’une amen 500 à 2 000 DA (dars algériens)". >> À lire ssi: À Washgton, Barack Obama dénonce l’adoptn lois anti-gays dans certas pays et Pour l gays en Aique, c’t souvent la se prisonDans un tel ntexte, on ra pris que la discrétn t mise, chacun craignant s représaill si son homosexualé vena à être révélée.

« TENTEN » EN ALGéRIE : 9E GAY PRI SUR LE WEB POUR FAIRE éVOLUER LA PERCEPTN L’HOMOSEXUALé

Pour la nvième année nsécutive, l’anisatn Alouen, nsacrée à la défense s dros LGBT – lbienn, gays, bisexuels et trans – appelle l Algériens à manifter lr solidaré envers cette munté le 10 octobre soir. Le prcipe du « TenTen », nom lié  10 octobre, date cette discrète gay pri algérienne, t simple: allumer une bougie et en partager la photo sur l résex socix en signe vo préparé votre bougie?

#TenTenAlouenDZ — Associatn Alouen (@AAlouen) October 7, 2015Objectif: faire évoluer le regard  la société algérienne sur l’homosexualé, mais ssi celui du système judiciaire. Car en Algérie, l articl 333 et 338 du pénal rennt passible « tout upable d’un acte d’homosexualé » et « toute personne qui a mis un outrage public à la puur » d’une pee prison pouvant aller jqu’à trois ans d’emprisonnement. Co pénal oblige, c’t donc so uvert l’anonymat que le rponsable la munitn d’Alouen a expliqué à Jne Aique la démarche d’une telle journée, mais ssi le quotidien s homosexuels en Algérie.

À pl long terme, no pérons bien sûr que cela puisse permettre l’abrogatn s articl 333 et 338 du pénal, qui sont véc me s épé Damoclè t le quotidien d’un homosexuel en Algérie? Dans l grans vill me Alger ou Oran, l chos sont pl facil que dans l’Algérie rale, où tout « g-out » t munté LGBT n’t elle-même pas à l’aise avec l’homosexualé. It’s good mic, and that’s all that matters, isn’t ?’ The peculiar habs of sgers are part of the folklore of Algeria’s barets, rai mic venu wh a reputatn for alhol, prostutn and homosexualy that are tolerated as long as they rema on the margs of pole society.

ALGéRIE : L GAY PRIS

Some acce the Wt of seekg to export a ‘gay inty’ that don’t exist Algeria; this may enurage homophobic behavur by the thori and nservative elements of society (1) Last July, some Arabic media plaed when the Brish embassy Algiers raised an LGBT (lbian, gay, bisexual and trans) flag support of the Pri London para. Acrdg to Mariem Guellouz, a doctor of lguistics, ‘every word for homosexualy Arabic has negative nnotatns, other words the language self is systemilly hurtful and discrimatory. It’s very different for those born after the civil war (1992-2000); they are on new media all the time, and the offer a view of homosexualy that is not guilt-ducg, and posive role mols.

GAY PRI

Am, a universy stunt, joked, ‘The character Mar, Degrassi [a Canadian drama seri that als wh the teenage problems and issu a realistic way], changed my life: I realised that beg gay was a thg.’.

BEG GAY ALGERIA: ‘I’LL NEVER LIVE WH THE ONE I LOVE’

The poort are the most vulnerable, bee when public spac are the only place where you n have sex, there are many dangers: the police, homophobic attacks, theft, and health risks if you don’t have a ndom.

The hierarchy of the sex and the domance of men fluence even homoerotic relatnships;many men prent themselv as active toprerve their digny,and assert their virily by rejectg anythg that might be perceived as feme. Slimane’s reasong rembl that of John D’E, who saw the emergence of gay inty the US cidg wh enomic ndns that allowed (salaried employment and pennce om the fay) (5).

The ncepts of gay inty and sexual orientatn that have served as a basis for claimg rights sce the rebelln of the patrons of the Stonewall gay club New York 1969 have worked for some, like Slimane.

BEG GAY ALGERIA TODAY

Though Algeria do not have reprsn on a sle parable to some Sub-Saharan untri, those nvicted of homosexual acts are subject to a fe of 500 to 2,000 dars ($4 to $17) and between two and 24 months prison (the penalti are heavier if one partner is a mor). If the populatn together to fight agast the patriarchy and the relig taboos that (unequally) opprs the sexualy of all, then gay people will feel eer to assert their difference: 10 October has been LGBT Day Algeria sce 2007 (6), but is only celebrated on social works.

D chambr privé et appartements x hôtels LGBTQ-iendly, vo pourrez choisir le séjour qui vo nvient le mix dans le r s quartiers gays mais ssi to l tr quartiers s statns visé. Un loft à Soho, une chambre partagée à Barcelone ou dans le Castro, un hôtel gay-iendly dans le Marais ou à Chelsea, profez misterb&b dans tout l statns gays! The LGBTQ+ rights movement has ma tremendo stris over the past few s and much of the progrs visibily is thanks part to gay pri paras and march that have taken place ci around the world.

The global landspe for LGBTQ+ rights, protectns and acceptance vari tremendoly by lotn, wh some statns attractg lns of visors to their events like Madrid Gay Pri, Sao Plo Gay Pri or San Francis Gay Pri, while more than 70 other untri have laws that allow discrimatn or persecutn of LGBTQ+ people. Gay Pri or rather LGBTQ+ pri events (ed to be more clive), cludg pri paras and ftivals were started major urban centers to improve the visibily, acceptance and legal protectns for LGBTQ+ people livg those muni.

GAY PEOPLE ARE RECLAIMG AN ISLAMIC HERAGE

In June of 1969, a group of LGBTQ+ people New York Cy rted followg a police raid of the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar loted on Christopher Street Greenwich Village. As the years went on, addnal ci North Ameri and Europe began to hold their own public monstratns or pri day, eventually leadg to what we know today as a gay pri para, march, celebratn or ftival. Whether travelg alone, wh iends or fay, visg durg a gay pri event n be a fun way to experience a new statn and IGLTA n help you fd LGBTQ-iendly bs almost any lotn to help make you trip memorable, safe and excg.

Gay Pri, also lled LGBT Pri or LGBTQ Pri, byname Pri, annual celebratn, ually June the Uned Stat and sometim at other tim other untri, of lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, and queer (LGBTQ) inty.

LGBTQ+ NIGERIANS ARE CELEBRATG PRI MONTH DEFIANCE OF ANTI-GAY LAW

Gay Pri memorat the Stonewall rts, which began the early hours of June 28, 1969, after police raid the Stonewall Inn bar New York Cy’s Greenwich Village neighbourhood. Gay Pri typilly volv a seri of events and is often pped by a para volvg marchers and lourful floats om the LGBTQ muny and s the Stonewall rts, LGBTQ dividuals had generally not broadst their sexual orientatn or inty, but the event galvanized the gay muny and sparked greater polil activism (see gay rights movement).

In 1970, on the first anniversary of the rts, several hundred monstrators marched along Greenwich Village’s Christopher Street, which ns past the Stonewall, what many nsir the first Gay Pri march (though other memoratns were also held that year).

CANNED CKTAIL ‘GAY WATER’ AIMS TO SH ON BUD LIGHT’S DYLAN MULVANEY DISASTER

Early Gay Pri events (often lled Freedom Day or Gay Liberatn Day) were often sparsely attend and enuntered protts, particularly bee of the outlandish stum that some marchers wore.