Senegal's Parliament Approves Harsher Penalties for Homosexual Relations
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Senegal's parliament has approved legislation imposing stricter punishments for homosexual relationships. The West African nation already treats homosexuality and bisexuality as major social taboos, reflecting widespread conservative attitudes toward LGBTQ+ rights in the region. The parliamentary decision represents a further tightening of laws against same-sex relationships in a country where such conduct already faces significant legal and social restrictions.