Gay group in damazine, sudan

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This is a preferred point of refuge because it is run by the UN Refugee Agency. Furthermore, after South Sudan became independent from Sudan in , its minority Muslim population remained subject to the Sudanese interpretation of Sharia law, under which same-sex acts are illegal, with punishments ranging from lashes to the death penalty. Consensual same-sex sexual relations in South Sudan remain criminalized. The two leaders jointly took office as part of a truce that suspended their military activities in , but violence has resumed and observers fear an all-out civil war may resume.

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LGBTQ people who live at a refugee camp in South Sudan say the mistreatment they are suffering because of their sexual orientation and gender identity has left them even more marginalized. The U. UNHCR says more than 20, refugees live at Gorom, with the Anyuak people from Ethiopia making up the largest group. They have been there since when South Sudan became its own country after it broke away from Sudan.