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Contents:

• GAY DATG SOUTH AI
• LIST OF SOUTH AIN GAY ACTORS – PICTUR
• ONLY LADS : EE GAY DATG & GAY CHAT SOCIAL WORK
• WHERE IS IT ILLEGAL TO BE GAY AI?
• SWCHG ON AFTER NE: BLACK GAY-INTIFIED MEN’S PERCEPTNS OF SEXUAL INTI AND PARTNERSHIPS SOUTH AIN TOWNS
• A GAY-FRIENDLY GUI TO CAPE TOWN
• TOM HOLLAND’S GAY SEX SCENE 'THE CROWD ROOM' DEFEND BY FANS

GAY DATG SOUTH AI

Other notable LGBTQ+ events clu the Pk Loerie Mardi Gras Knysna, held May; Durban Pri, held June; the Mr Gay South Ai event, held November; and the Out Ai Film Ftival, which occurs both Johannburg and Cape Town, ually September or October. The Police fdgs are the basis for anti-homosexualy legislatn proposed the Hoe Assembly 1969: Immoraly Amendment ActSectn 20A crimaliz all sexual acts between men at any event where more than two people are prent (the “men at a party” clse).

1971–1989: The Aversn ProjectMembers of the South Ain Defence Force intified as homosexual were subject to medil torture, lled the “Aversn Project, ” to “cure” them of their homosexualy. 1988: GLOW (Gay and Lbian Organizatn of the Wwatersrand) FoundThis explicly polil and racially clive anizatn allied self wh anti-apartheid groups like the Ain Natnal Congrs and Uned Democratic Front.

LIST OF SOUTH AIN GAY ACTORS – PICTUR

Pneerg gay activist and GLOW founr Simon Nkoli di of an AIDS-related illnsSeptember 2002: Same-Sex adoptn rights tablishedThe Constutnal Court l that same-sex partners mt be allowed to jotly adopt children and adopt each other’s children  Du To v. Though not an official natnal symbol, the flag has been registered at South Ai’s Bure of Heraldry as the heraldic flag of the GLBTI Associatn of South Brockman’s South Ain LGBT Pri flagMarch 2011: Natnal Task Team tablished to addrs hate crim agast LGBT 2011: LGBT activist Noxolo Nogwaza is raped and murred an anti-LGBT hate crime, as termed by Human Rights Watch and Amnty 2014: Lynne Brown be first openly gay bet member South Ai — and the first any Ain ernment.

ONLY LADS : EE GAY DATG & GAY CHAT SOCIAL WORK

One school of thought vehemently stat that homosexual relatns is un-Ain, satanic and perpetuated by evil spirs, even see as a way through which the wt ntu her lonial fluence on the ntent. Acrdg to anthropologists Stephen Murray and Will Rose the “Expand Crimalisatn of Homosexualy Uganda: A Flawed Narrative / Empiril evince and strategic alternativ om an Ain perspective, ” they were of the opn that Numero reports also dited that the highly sex-segregated societi of Ai, homosexual behavur and relatnships were not unmon among peers, both male and female, pecially the years before heterosexual marriage. The film, after all, is about one of the world’s most famo queer mic ins and was predomantly directed by a gay man, Bryan Sger (who admtedly left the productn unr a cloud of mours after shootg most of .

Image: REUTERS/Rogan Ward Rivona PillayGlobal Shaper, Tshwane Hub, Department of Water and Sanatn of South AiShare:Stay up to date:Human RightsLaws on homosexual activy around the world.

The home affairs mister has threatened to shut down NGOs promotg gay rights, while even the print has weighed , statg somewhat bizarrely that "even ws disapprove" of same-sex attu is ditive of wispread social norms, and ed laws, across much of the ntent. EgyptEgyptian law do not specifilly proscribe nsensual homosexual relatns between adults, but other laws—cludg those banng bchery and prostutn—have been ed to imprison gay men the past. Members of the South Ain Lbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgenr and Intersex (LGBTI) muny chant slogans as they take part the annual Gay Pri Para, as part of the three-day Durban Pri Ftival, Durban, South Ai, on June 24.

WHERE IS IT ILLEGAL TO BE GAY AI?

LiberiaLiberian law f homosexualy—along wh oral sex and sex or sexual touchg between unmarried heterosexual persons—as "viate sexual terurse, " which is classed as a first-gree mismeanour rryg a one-year prison sentence. Twelve stat northern Nigeria—which is predomantly Mlim—have adopted shariah law, unr which the maximum penalty for homosexual activy between men is ath, and for women is whippg and/or imprisonment.

In southern areas ntrolled by Al-Shabab, a strict terpretatn of sharia law is implemented and homosexual sex is punishable by SudanThe world's youngt untry punish what lls "rnal terurse agast the orr of nature" wh a prison sentence of up to 10 years. A group of people om the gay, lbian and transgenr muny South Ai monstrate outsi the Parliament Cape Town agast proposed chang to the nstutn that would repeal a prohibn on discrimatn on the grounds of sexualy, on May 19, 2012. Some non-gay intified MSM are known lloquially by gay-intified men Mpumalanga, South Ai, as “After-N” bee they do not intify as gay and prent as straight durg the day but also have sex wh other men at night.

Based on targeted ethnography, cludg stctured observatns, key rmant terviews and foc group discsns two districts Mpumalanga, we explored Black gay-intified men’s perceptns of and relatnships wh After-Ne men, focg on sexual and genr inti and their social nsequenc.

SWCHG ON AFTER NE: BLACK GAY-INTIFIED MEN’S PERCEPTNS OF SEXUAL INTI AND PARTNERSHIPS SOUTH AIN TOWNS

Gay men’s characterisatn of After-N as men who ignore them durg the day but have sex them at night highlights the diversy of how same-sex practicg men perceive themselv and their sexual partners. Sexual health promotn programm targetg ‘MSM’ mt unrstand this diversy to effectively support the muny velopg strategi for reachg and engagg different groups of gay and non-gay intified men.

Keywords: gay men, MSM, sexualy, genr, ethnography, South AiIntroductnQueer sexual inti South Ai are extrible om the shiftg polics of race, class, and genr that have characterized the untry’s plex history. Yet, homosexualy flourished the sgle-genr stutns stuted by the Apartheid ernment, cludg mg hostels, prisons, and sgle-sex schools (Cameron & Gevisser, 1995; Aldrich, 2003; Epprecht, 2008). For men who are not om the European-scend mory populatn, a specifilly ‘gay’ subjectivy did not emerge South Ai until the 1980s and was spawned largely by exposure to media om outsi the untry (Donham, 1998; McLean & Ngbo, 1995).

For the men, the emergence of a specifilly ‘gay’ subjectivy occurred the ntext of more racially clive anti-Apartheid activism that was also clive of lbian and gay civil and human rights (Donham, 1998), and was primarily exprsed urban polil and social transformatns created space for public disurse about queer sexuali South Ai the 1990s.

A GAY-FRIENDLY GUI TO CAPE TOWN

In 2006, South Ai beme the fifth untry the world to legalise same-sex imprsive, the legal achievements have not yield wispread public acceptance of homosexualy (Roberts & Reddy, 2008).

Perhaps unsurprisgly light of South Ai’s heterogeney, post-Apartheid legal achievements have neher rulted a unified natnal gay muny, nor a unified way of unrstandg sexual and genr variance.

Reasons for this dis-intifitn clu homophobia, stigma and discrimatn, margalisatn (Sandfort, Parker, Gyamerah, Lane, & Reddy, 2012), and the perceived applibily or limatns of the ‘gay’, ‘homosexual’ and ‘bisexual’, the all-enpassg referent label ‘men who have sex wh men’ (MSM), wily ed for HIV/AIDS surveillance, fundg streams, and programmg, may not nvey the diversy, nuanc, and fluidy of same-sex sir, behavurs, inti, and genr exprsns.

TOM HOLLAND’S GAY SEX SCENE 'THE CROWD ROOM' DEFEND BY FANS

Fally, ‘MSM’ may obscure lolly popular characterisatns of same-sex sir and practic, the nuanc of which are cril to effective health this paper, we explore the diversy of sexual and genr inti and labels om the perspective of Black self-intified gay men (‘gay men’) Mpumalanga, South Ai. We foc specifilly on gay men’s relatnships wh a group of non-gay-intified, stereotypilly straight-actg men whom they refer to as “After-N”—so lled bee they prent publicly as “straight” men, generally exprs antipathy towards gay men public durg the day, but make themselv available to gay men for clanste sexual enunters at night (“after ne o’clock”).

MethodsParticipants and ProcrThe data analysed here were llected durg targeted ethnography (Waberg et al., 2007) unrtaken to adapt Mpowerment, a muny-level HIV preventn terventn for young gay and bisexual men of proven efficy the Uned Stat (Kegel, Hays & Coat, 1996) to the South Ain ntext (known prently as Project Bohato).

RultsTwo key them emerged gay men’s narrativ wh regard to sexual and genr tegori and how they are suated sexual relatnships: (1) diversy wh gay muni; and (2) relatnships between gay men and a subset of non-gay-intified male sexual partners whom gay men referred to as After-Ne men. We did not discern differenc between geographic muni or data llectn method, and have th aggregated and Genr Diversy wh Gay CommuniWhen speakg to self-intified gay men, the ethnographers asked them to fe who they nsired to be part of the gay muny. You are me, whether you are bisexual or “After-Ne”, you still fall unr the tegory of homosexual bee if you were straight you would not be sleepg wh ‘gay’ was scribed a number of different ways: as an ner feelg unrelated to physil appearanc (“you n look straight…’s basilly a feelg, is somethg that is ternal”); as a genr dysphoria (“a boy trapped a girl’s body”); and as a sexual sire unrelated to feme genr prentatn (“you are a man that is terted another man.