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The First-Ever Gay Pride Parade in Namibia
Madam Jholerina Timbo, a trans rights activist and founder of Wings To Transcend organisation in Windhoek, gives a speech at Swakopmund Gay Pride, June 4, 2016, Namibia. People from all over the country met for the first time to walk with a pride on the main street of Swakopmund. “We are one of the most development and peaceful countries in Africa but we still haven’t a well-organized LGBT community, so today is an important day for uniting people. Hopefully, next year we will be able to organize a weeklong festival to celebrate love in Swakopmund all together”, said Florance Khoxas, LGBT rights activist and an organizer of Swakopmund Pride. (Photo by Oleksandr Rupeta/NurPhoto)
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