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Discrimination in Japan, once mainly targeting ethnic Koreans and Kurds, is now increasingly directed at Muslims, who observers say are facing new prejudice as their numbers have nearly doubled in recent years. Experts cite integration challenges and call for stronger anti-discrimination measures.
Ghana’s parliament has passed a law criminalizing LGBTQ+ identity and support, with penalties of up to 10 years in prison. Community groups report widespread panic, as people fear losing homes, jobs, and healthcare access. The bill, awaiting the president’s signature, also requires citizens to report suspected LGBTQ+ individuals.
Amputee football is steadily growing in Rwanda, helping athletes overcome stigma and find community after trauma, including the legacy of the 1994 genocide. Players say the sport fosters healing, trust, and unity in a society once deeply divided.
