Jamaica LGBTQ+ groups face funding crisis amid legal homophobia

International aid cuts have left Jamaican LGBTQ+ organizations and shelters struggling to operate in a country where homosexual relations remain criminalized. The reduction in funding compounds existing legal and social hostility, threatening the continuity of essential services for queer minorities. The situation highlights the vulnerability of civil society groups in restrictive legal environments when external support diminishes.

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