The Parliament of Ghana has passed a bill that makes identifying as LGBTQ+ illegal in the country. The bill criminalizes the promotion, advocacy, and support of LGBTQ+ rights, as well as any form of public display or expression of LGBTQ+ identity.

The bill has sparked intense debate and controversy within Ghana and internationally. Supporters argue that it upholds traditional values and protects the moral fabric of Ghanaian society, while opponents condemn it as a violation of human rights and an attack on LGBTQ+ individuals.

The passage of the bill has led to concerns about the safety and well-being of LGBTQ+ individuals in Ghana, who now face increased discrimination and persecution. Human rights organizations have called on the government to repeal the bill and uphold the rights of all citizens, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.