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Leytonstone indie cinema to screen film documenting the fight against colonial anti-gay laws

Leytonstone indie cinema to screen film documenting the fight against colonial anti-gay laws

The documentary Out Laws follows the work of three LGBT+ rights activists who, against overwhelming hostility in their home countries, have successfully fought to repeal colonial era anti-homosexuality laws

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