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'Now you see me, now you don't' - a study of the politics of visibility and the sexual minority movement in Kenya
This study explores the varied ways sexual minority organisations in Kenya negotiate their choices, decisions and actions when determining how, when, and why to be publicly visible or retreat from visibility. This they have to do in the context of the threats of retribution on the part of Kenyan sta...
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African Studies
2017
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