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    Bobrisky: A Mirror for Nigeria?

    By Unoma Azuah
    May 6, 2021
    Doing More on Sexuality Series: Queer Politics in Nigeria
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    Extending Conversations around Labia Elongation beyond Heterosexual Encounters

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    April 19, 2021
    Doing More on Sexuality Series: Discussions on Genital Modification Practices
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    The Price of Bravery: Speaking Out in Zimbabwe’s ‘Second Republic’

    By Dan Hodgkinson
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    The Use of Metaphors in Representing Sexuality in Popular Culture

    By Asante Lucy Mtenje
    March 22, 2021
    Doing More on Sexuality Series: Metaphors in Representing Sexuality in Popular Culture
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    ActivismCivil SocietyDebating IdeasGender PoliticsHumanitarianismPeace ProcessesSGBVSouth SudanSpecialised SeriesWar and War Crimes

    No Justice for Women, No Peace in South Sudan

    By Jackline Nasiwa
    March 19, 2021
    Civil Society Dialogue in the Horn of Africa Series: No Justice No Peace - SGBV in South Sudan
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    Change Will Come from Us: A Conversation with Quitéria Guirengane

    By Alcinda Honwana
    March 17, 2021
    Age of Agitation Series: Young Female Political Activism in Mozambique
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    Researching Sexuality in Ethiopia: Reflections on My Experience Journeying through a Complex Field

    By Getnet Tadele
    March 15, 2021
    Doing More on Sexuality Series: Researching Sexuality in Ethiopia
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    Between Kinshasa and Paris: Defending a Humanity of Difference

    By Régis Samba Kounzi and Scaly Kep’na (Assembled and translated by Thomas Hendriks)
    March 8, 2021
    Doing More on Sexuality Series: Conversation between transnational LGBT activists
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    Art and CultureDebating IdeasGender PoliticsIdentitiesKenyaSexualitiesSpecialised Series

    Islam and Sexuality in Kenya

    By Hassan Ndzovu
    March 1, 2021
    Doing More on Sexuality Series: Islam and Sexuality in Kenya
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    Civil SocietyDebating IdeasDemocracy and ElectionsGender PoliticsHorn of AfricaHumanitarianismIdentitiesPeace ProcessesSpecialised Series

    Informal Institutions for Sustainable Peace in the Horn of Africa: The Case of Somalia

    By Fatuma Ahmed Ali
    February 26, 2021
    Civil Society Dialogue Series: Traditional Peace-building in Somalia
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