Ghana's parliament has officially approved a stringent anti-LGBTQ law, marking a significant development in the country's legislative stance on sexual rights. The law, which is now pending ratification by President John Mahama, prescribes penalties of up to three years' imprisonment for individuals involved in homosexual relations. Additionally, it stipulates harsher sentences ranging from three to five years for related offenses, reflecting one of the most severe legal frameworks against LGBTQ rights in Africa.
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