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	Comments on: Explained: The Draft African Charter That Targets LGBTQIA+ and Women’s Rights	</title>
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		By: Ishmael Mokone		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[What frustrates me most is watching African leadership spend so much time debating people’s bodies, identities, sexuality, and women’s autonomy while millions struggle with poverty, corruption, unemployment, violence, poor healthcare, and collapsing education systems.
Africa desperately needs conversations about unity, economic growth, innovation, education, and protecting human dignity for everyone. A continent cannot truly move forward while certain groups are constantly turned into political targets instead of citizens deserving of rights, safety, and respect.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>What frustrates me most is watching African leadership spend so much time debating people’s bodies, identities, sexuality, and women’s autonomy while millions struggle with poverty, corruption, unemployment, violence, poor healthcare, and collapsing education systems.<br />
Africa desperately needs conversations about unity, economic growth, innovation, education, and protecting human dignity for everyone. A continent cannot truly move forward while certain groups are constantly turned into political targets instead of citizens deserving of rights, safety, and respect.</p>
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