Same-sex relationships have been legal in Cape Verde since 2004, and workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation is banned, rare protections in a region where roughly 30 countries criminalize same-sex relationships. Advocates say acceptance is rising, though many LGBTQ people still face violence and rejection.
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Cape Verde yaonyesha mfano bora wa haki za LGBTQ barani Afrika

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Mahusiano ya jinsia moja ni halali nchini Cape Verde tangu mwaka 2004, na ubaguzi mahali pa kazi kwa mwelekeo wa kijinsia umepigwa marufuku, ulinzi adimu katika eneo ambalo nchi zipatazo 30 bado zinaharamisha mahusiano hayo. Wanaharakati wasema kukubalika kunaongezeka, ingawa wengi bado wanakabiliwa na unyanyasaji.

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