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Malawi civil servant allegedly stops reporting for duty over LGBTQI stigma

LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-A Malawian civil servant says he stopped reporting for work after facing alleged discrimination and stigma from colleagues and supervisors following his recognition as a member of the LGBTQI community. In Malawi, a person convicted of engaging in same-sex acts under the country's laws can face a prison sentence of up to 14 years. Patrick The post Malawi civil servant allegedly stops reporting for duty over LGBTQI stigma appeared first on The Maravi Post.

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Malawi civil servant allegedly stops reporting for duty over LGBTQI stigma

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WIRE — LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-A Malawian civil servant says he stopped reporting for work after facing alleged discrimination and stigma from colleagues and supervisors following his recognition as a member of the LGBTQI community. In Malawi, a person convicted of engaging in same-sex acts under the country's laws can face a prison sentence of up to 14 years. Patrick The post Malawi civil servant allegedly stops reporting for duty over LGBTQI stigma appeared first on The Maravi Post.

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