Homosexuality Case: New Revelations from Pape Ndiaye Walf on Arrests (video)

Author: senenews.comPublished on: April 30, 2026Country: Senegal

Crime & Law

Homosexuality Case: New Revelations from Pape Ndiaye Walf on Arrests (video)

Journalist Pape Ndiaye revealed during Walf TV's morning show that 319 men may have been arrested for homosexuality in less than three months. These arrests are reportedly linked to prosecutions for 'acts against nature,' but no details were provided regarding the dates or locations involved. No official response from authorities has been given to confirm this information.

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