Nigerian Lesbian ,Aderonke Apata Wins Award For Positive Impact

Renowned Nigeria lesbian and activist, Aderonke Apata,47, was rewarded for her passion in the struggle for the rights of Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals & Transgender in the UK.


In her statement:

I was asked to bring my supporting documents for my judicial review for the court to look at. What evidence do we have to compile apart from letters from people?

I have a video of myself and my girlfriend making love, so I thought why not just put it in? I cannot afford to go back to my county where I will be tortured, so if I have to prove it with a sexual video, then I have to do it.

I feel so bad it’s got to this stage. It’s such a desperate and precarious situation to be in, very dangerous, because anything could happen to those pictures, those videos.

I want sanctuary. I just want to be protected. I want to be who I am. I am a lesbian and I am proud of it.

Related posts

UK Designates IRGC, IMCR and Russia’s GRU Volunteer Corps Under New National Security Law

UK Ratifies High Seas Treaty to Protect Two-Thirds of the World’s Ocean and Marine Biodiversity

Pope Leo Calls for Strong AI Regulation and Warns Against Autonomous Weapons