Moses Foh-Amoaning sacked from Association of African Albinos for his anti-LGBTQI campaign

The Executive Secretary of the National Coalition for Appropriate Human Sexual Rights and Family Values, Mr. Moses Foh-Amoaning, an anti-gay rights activist, has been sacked as a member of the Association of African Albinos.

Mr. Amoaning’s expulsion from the group is the result of his strong stand against LGBTQI + rights in the country. He is currently defending a cause for the closure of all LGBTQI + offices across the country.

In a letter dated February 23, 2021 and signed by the president of the association, VF Sesom Hofamn which was seen by this portal, the association accuses Mr. Amoaning of human rights violation, defending hatred as well as aiding in the persecution of a minority group of which he is found as an albino.

“We officially denounced Moses Foh Amoaning from our association with immediate effect for his violation of human rights and his defense of hatred. We write with our sincere apologies to the LGBTQI + community in Ghana and across the continent that we are very sorry to hear and witness the inhumane treatment, hatred and violence spread by a member of a very vulnerable and marginalized community that should have used its privilege to fight for the rest of us but unfortunately persecuting other marginalized groups, ”the press release read.

The albino association also believes that Moses Foh-Amoaning should have used the resources and energy he uses to work against LGBTQI + people in Ghana to fight for the rights of his fellow albinos elsewhere in Africa who are still being persecuted, harassed and murdered for ritual purposes. purposes.

<< We have< survécu et souffert >> violence, intimidation and similar discrimination across the continent in the hope that people like Foh Amoaning who have found peace in Ghana, the nation of freedom and justice, will channel its energy, resources and knowledge to save our situation and that of other marginalized groups, but rather it practices the Vice, ”the press release said.

The angry and unhappy association further apologized to LGBTQI + people in Ghana who were marginalized by the actions of Foh-Amoaning and his cohorts.

— // contributor on ModernGhana