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Namibia inherited a law banning sodomy’ and unnatural offences’ when it gained independence from South Africa in 1990 .
Activists said it contributed to discrimination against LGBTQ+ people, including violence by the police.
Judges said the laws amounted to unfair discrimination under Namibia ’s constitution.
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