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The collector of treasures, and other Botswana village tales  / 

Bessie Head.London [etc.]: Heinemann, 1983 - x, 109 p.
uitgave: London [etc.]: Heinemann, 1983 - x, 109 p.
annotatie: Eerste druk 1977.
onderwerpen:
samenvatting: Bevat korte verhalen die in Botswana spelen en waarin Afrikaanse mythologie, hekserij en vrouwenproblematiek centraal staan.
signatuur: cat. (head/col) fb
toegang:
The collector of treasures, and other Botswana village tales
cat. (head/col) fb
Bessie Head.
F80558
Boek

Meanwhile ... : graphic short stories about everyday queer life in Southern and East Africa

Braamfontein, South Africa: MaThoko's Books, 2019 - [100] p.: ill.
uitgave: Braamfontein, South Africa: MaThoko's Books, 2019 - [100] p.: ill.
onderwerpen:
samenvatting: "The lived realities of young queer people in African contexts are not well documented. On the one hand, homophobic political discourse tends to portray queer people as 'deviant' and 'unAfrican', and on the other, public health research and advocacy often portrays them as victims of violence and HIV. Of course, young queer lives are far more diverse, rich and complex. For this reason, the Qintu Collab was formed to allow young queer people from a few African countries to come together, share experiences and create context-specific, queer-positive media that documents relatable stories about and for queer African youth. We see this as a necessary step in developing a complex archive of queer African life, whilst also personalising queer experiences and challenging prejudicial stereotypes. The Collab is made up of eighteen queer youth from Botswana, Kenya and Zimbabwe, two academics, three artists and a journalist. We first worked in small groups in each country through a range of creative participatory methods that focused on personal reflection and story-telling. Young people created personal timelines, and made visual maps of their bodies, relationships, and spaces. We then had group discussions about themes that emerged to help decide what to include in the comic works. At the end of 2018, we all came together in Nairobi, Kenya, for a week to collaborate on this comic book, and a set of podcasts on similar topics. We worked through various ways of telling stories, and developed significant themes, including family, religion and spirituality, social and online queer spaces, sex, and romantic relationships. Each young person created a script and laid out the scenes for a comic that told a short story from their lives. They then worked one-on-one with an artist to finesse those ideas into a workable comic, and the artists thereafter developed each story through multiple rounds of feedback from the story's creator and the rest of the group."
signatuur: cat. (qintu/mea) sb
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Meanwhile ... : graphic short stories about everyday queer life in Southern and East Africa
cat. (qintu/mea) sb
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F98683
Artikel

Human rights and homosexuality in Southern Africa  / Chris Dunton and Mai Palmberg.

Current African Issues (1996) 19 (June), p. 1-41
bron: Current African Issues (1996) 19 (June), p. 1-41
samenvatting: Themanummer over homorechten Botswana, Namibië, Zimbabwe en Zuid Afrika, n.a.v. de affaire op een boekenbeurs in Zimbabwe, waar een homo/lesbiche organisatie (GALZ) geweerd werd op last van Mugabe. Deze affaire had o.a. een discussie tot gevolg over de vraag of homorechten een onderdeel van de algemene mensenrechten zijn of dat homorechten een vanuit het westen geïmporteerd fenomeen zijn, dat als Eurocentrisch afgedaan kan worden. Misschien wel mede dankzij de affaire met de GALZ werden in Zuid Afrika 1996 homorechten in de algeme Bill of Rights opgenomen en dus erkend als mensenrecht.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: cat. (dunto/pal) g
Human rights and homosexuality in Southern Africa
cat. (dunto/pal) g
Chris Dunton and Mai Palmberg.
Current African Issues
(1996)
19
(June)
1-41
N237222
Artikel

Human rights and homosexuality in Southern Africa  / Chris Dunton and Mai Palmberg.

Current African Issues (1996) 19 (Nov), p. 1-48
bron: Current African Issues (1996) 19 (Nov), p. 1-48
samenvatting: Themanummer over homorechten Botswana, Namibië, Zimbabwe en Zuid Afrika, n.a.v. de affaire op een boekenbeurs in Zimbabwe 1995, waar een homo/lesbiche organisatie (GALZ) geweerd werd op last van Mugabe. Deze affaire had o.a. een discussie tot gevolg over de vraag of homorechten een onderdeel van de algemene mensenrechten zijn of dat homorechten een vanuit het westen geïmporteerd fenomeen zijn, dat als Eurocentrisch afgedaan kan worden. Misschien wel mede dankzij de affaire met de GALZ werden in Zuid Afrika 1996 homorechten in de algeme Bill of Rights opgenomen en dus erkend als mensenrecht. Herdruk bevat een verslag van de boekenbeurs in 1996.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: cat. (dunto/pal) ii g

dgb artikelen
Human rights and homosexuality in Southern Africa
cat. (dunto/pal) ii g dgb artikelen
Chris Dunton and Mai Palmberg.
Current African Issues
(1996)
19
(Nov)
1-48
N257430
Boek

Moffies : homo- en lesboleven in het zuiden van Afrika  / 

Bart Luirink.Amsterdam: Mets ; [etc.], cop. 1998 - 190 p.
uitgave: Amsterdam: Mets ; [etc.], cop. 1998 - 190 p.
onderwerpen:
samenvatting: Terwijl in Zuid Afrika de volledige gelijkberechting van homosekuelen is vastgelegd in de grondwet, is de situatie voor homo's en lesbo's in Zimbabwe en Namibië verre van rooskleurig.
signatuur: cat. (luiri/mof) b
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Moffies : homo- en lesboleven in het zuiden van Afrika
cat. (luiri/mof) b
https://ihlia.nl/search/covers/thumb/N261531_1.jpg
Bart Luirink.
N261531
Artikel

The well-being of gays, lesbians and bisexuals in Botswana  / V.J. Ehlers, A. Zuyderduin, M.J. Oosthuizen.

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 35 (2001) 6, p. 848-856
bron: Journal of Advanced Nursing jaargang: 35 (2001) 6 , p. 848-856
samenvatting: Aims. To investigate the level of weIl-being of gays, lesbians and bisexuals (GLBs) in Botswana, how this level of weIl-being could be promoted and whether their health care needs were met by health care professionals. Rationale. It is illegal to engage in same-sex activities in Botswana, punishable by imprisonment. Although Botswana's citizens have one of Africa's best health care systems, little is known about the health status, health care needs and general well-being of Botswana's GLBs. This survey attempted to uncover some of these potential health care needs, impacting on the GLBs' well-being. Design/methods. The research framework adopted was the health and human rights approach, placing dignity before rights. A survey design, with structured questionnaires, was used. Snow-ball sampling techniques were used. Results. Results indicated that varying degrees of distress were experienced by 64% of the GLBs in this study. The GLBs identified a need for human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) education and had concerns about their general health, discrimination against them and vulnerability to violence including sexual assaults. Conclusions. The well-being of the GLBs in Botswana was influenced by both positive internal acceptance of their sexual orientation and negative external acceptance by society. Health care professionals played insignificant roles in the promotion of LGB's well-being, and could make greater inputs into health education efforts, and more significant contributions towards enhancing the GLB's levels of weIl-being. Enhanced collaboration between health professionals and human rights activists are recommended to reduce violations of Botswana's GLBs' dignity and to improve their quality of life, including enhanced access to and utilization of health care services.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: dgb artikelen (ehler/zuy)
The well-being of gays, lesbians and bisexuals in Botswana
dgb artikelen (ehler/zuy)
V.J. Ehlers, A. Zuyderduin, M.J. Oosthuizen.
Journal of Advanced Nursing
35
(2001)
6
848-856
N272047
Artikel

Donker Afrika voor homo's en lesbo's.

Rechtgeaard (2003) 14 (herfst), p. 1-2
bron: Rechtgeaard (2003) 14 (herfst), p. 1-2
samenvatting: De mensenrechtenorganisatie Human Rights Watch heeft in het rapport 'More than a name - State Sponsored Homophobia and its Consequences in Southern Africa' de situatie voor homo's en lesbo's in Zambia, Namibië, Botswane, Zimbabwe en Zuid-Afrika beschreven. In de eerste vier landen worden homo's en lesbo's met steun van de overheid gediscrimineerd. Zuid-Afrika is hierop een positieve uitzondering.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.
Donker Afrika voor homo's en lesbo's.
ts.
Rechtgeaard
(2003)
14
(herfst)
1-2
N276368
Grijs

More than a name : state-sponsored homophobia and its consequences in Southern Africa  / Scott Long, A. Widney Brown, Gail Cooper.

New York, NY: Human Rights Watch [HRW] ; International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission IGLHRC, cop. 2003 - 310 p.: ill.
uitgave: New York, NY : Human Rights Watch [HRW] ; International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission IGLHRC, cop. 2003 - 310 p.: ill.
onderwerpen:
thema:
  1. beleid/politiek/wetgeving
  2. homoseksualiteit
samenvatting: Report based on over 200 interviewsresearch conducted between 1998 and 2002 in Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Covers a variety of human rights, anti gay- and sodomy laws, censorship, violence and torture, all whithin the justical systems in the countries mentioned above. Personal stories and a whiff of gay and lesbian movements (GALZ in Zimbabwe, OUT in South Africa) shows how difficult it is to live a life as an open lesbian or gay men in this countries.
signatuur: cat. (long-s/mor) b

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dgb grijs
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More than a name : state-sponsored homophobia and its consequences in Southern Africa
cat. (long-s/mor) bODE3dgb grijs
https://ihlia.nl/search/covers/thumb/N277895_1.jpg
N277895
Grijs

Achieving an AIDS-Free generation for Gay men and other MSM in Southern Africa  / Owen Ryan ... [et al.].

New York, NY: amfAR ; [etc.], 2013 - 68 p.: ill.
uitgave: New York, NY : amfAR ; [etc.], 2013 - 68 p.: ill.
onderwerpen:
thema:
  1. hiv/aids
  2. homoseksualiteit
samenvatting: The HIV epidemic among gay men and other men who have sex with men (MSM) in Southern Africa is expanding. Prevention, treatment, and care programs funded to reverse the epidemic often neglect the MSM population. Stigma and discrimination against MSM flourish with impunity in countries that receive significant donor funding for HIV. National planning documents and donor funding agreements mention MSM, but little programming actually exists. Epidemiological surveillance that would help inform programs serving MSM lags far behind strategic information collected on other populations. Little to no attention is paid to the needs of transgender people. This is the current state of HIV among gay men, other MSM, and transgender individuals (GMT). While the global conversation focuses on novel approaches to HIV treatment and prevention, GMT struggle to obtain the most basic health services. They are isolated, criminalized, blackmailed, and beaten. Despite this, GMT communities in Southern Africa have shown great resilience and determination. In each country studied, numerous community-led programs supported by both large and small donors are making substantial inroads against pervasive stigma and discrimination. While the global conversation focuses on novel approaches to HIV treatment and prevention, GMT struggle to obtain the most basic health services. These are the findings of the second report in this series: Achieving an AIDS-Free Generation for Gay Men and Other MSM. Focused specifically on six countries in Southern Africa (Botswana, Malawi, Namibia, Swaziland, Zambia, and Zimbabwe), this report describes the financing and implementation of programs for GMT in a region at the heart of the HIV epidemic through a combination of desk research and in-country consultations conducted by civil society advocates with implementers, policy makers, academics, and people living with HIV. These six countries have made significant progress in reducing the number of new HIV infections
signatuur: cat. (achie/aid/gen)

dgb grijs
toegang:
Achieving an AIDS-Free generation for Gay men and other MSM in Southern Africa
cat. (achie/aid/gen)dgb grijs
N293026
Grijs

Needs assessment report for the prevention and research initiative for sexual minorities (PRISM) programme  / Felistus Motimedi.

[Gaborone]: The Botswana Network on Ethics, Law and HIV/AIDS [etc.], [2007] - 65 p.+ bijl.
uitgave: [Gaborone] : The Botswana Network on Ethics, Law and HIV/AIDS [etc.], [2007] - 65 p.+ bijl.
onderwerpen:
thema:
  1. hiv/aids
  2. homoseksualiteit
samenvatting: The Prevention and Research Initiative for Sexual Minorities (PRISM) programma was established with the aim of developing and implementing and HIV/STI prevention programma related to sexual minorities in Botswana. The results emphasize the need to educate the society at large on prevention, human rights and the general well being of people identifying as lesbians or gays, both at individual and organized levels.
signatuur: cat. (motim/nee) k
toegang:
Needs assessment report for the prevention and research initiative for sexual minorities (PRISM) programme
cat. (motim/nee) k
N293180
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