My mum is “scared” about me going back.

It seems like things are going down in Ghana... A new anti-gay law has been submitted to parliament, which proposes a 10-year jail sentence for people who promote LGBT+ activities. The law hasn't gone through, but it's causing outrage in the community.

In this episode, De-Graft and Roshan speak with Sweet (not her real name), a transgender woman living in Ghana, about her experience in Ghana, and Ro Frimpong, from the Two Twos Podcast, about what the draft bill will mean for her if it gets approved.

Hosts: De-Graft Mensah and Roshan Roberts Producers: Jack Suddaby and Seren Jones Sound Designer: Jack Suddaby Assistant Editor: Sam Bonham Editor: Dino Sofos

TRACKLISTING: 00:05: Warning, this EP is a bit deep 00:18: We’re All Alone In This Together 00:50: Intro and topic of the day 02:10: The story of the LGBT+ Centre in Ghana 04:50: Ghanaian law 06:00: In conversation with Ro Frimpong 13:14: Reflecting on Ro 14:27: In conversation with, Sweet, a transwoman in Ghana 20:12: Reflecting on Sweet 20:43: BBC Action Line 20:56: Byeeeee