

51 years after gaining independence from Spain, Equatorial Guinea remains under the dictatorship of Teodoro Obiang, who represses all freedoms, including sexual rights.
Synopsis
51 years after gaining independence from Spain, Equatorial Guinea remains under the dictatorship of Teodoro Obiang, who represses all freedoms, including sexual rights.
Synopsis
Fidel Lemoy was a prominent advocate for LGBTQ rights in Equatorial Guinea, a country ruled by dictator Teodoro Obiang for over 51 years. The regime enforces strict repression of freedoms, including those related to sexual orientation. Franco-era laws remain, prohibiting protests and preventing the legalization of the only LGBTQ organization. The group "We are part of the world" voices community experiences in this documentary, dedicated to Lemoy, who disappeared in 2019.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Fidel Lemoy, a key figure in the LGBT community.
- Find out about the repression of freedoms in Equatorial Guinea.
- See the impact of Franco laws on modern society.
Did You Know
- Equatorial Guinea has been independent from Spain for 51 years.
- Teodoro Obiang is one of the longest-serving dictators in the world.
- The only LGBT organization in Equatorial Guinea cannot legalize itself.
- Franco Spanish laws, including those against 'public scandal', are still enforced.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Teodoro Obiang?
Teodoro Obiang is a military man trained in Zaragoza and has been the dictator of Equatorial Guinea for over 51 years.
What laws are still in force in Equatorial Guinea?
Franco Spanish laws, including the law against 'public scandal', are still in force in Equatorial Guinea.
What happened to Fidel Lemoy?
Fidel Lemoy, a well-known figure in the LGBT community of Equatorial Guinea, disappeared last year.
What are people saying?
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