i also tried so hard to hide the reason for my departure from my family and got in touch with a couple of international lbgti organisations, and thankfully they acted fast. britain is a new home for me. everything is new to me here. a new lifestyle, a new language and culture, i m nervous about my future and i m trying to figure out where to start my new life, but man, i feel safe and free. this is amazing. now on bbc news, our world investigates the controversial technology that could help tackle america s growing gun crime problem. operator: 911, - state your emergency. man: itjust sounded like there were fires of gunshots. - how many shots? 15 or 16. on average in america, 50 people are killed every day with guns. do you feel safe here? no. in california, we have the worst gun violence. it s just terrible, man!
for my departure from my family and got in touch with a couple of international lbgti organisations, and thankfully they acted fast. britain is a new home for me. everything is new to me here a new lifestyle, language and culture. i am a bit nervous about my future and i m trying to figure out where to start my new life, but i feel safe and free. this is amazing. at least three protesters have been killed in clashes with security forces in sudan. hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets of a number of cities, including the capital, khartoum, in response to a call for a million strong march to denounce the military coup. live rounds and tear gas canisters were reportedly fired. sudanese police denied shooting at protesters. the bbc s anne soy reports. thousands of sudanese are on the streets in the capital and other cities.
was a secret underground community but we knew each other and our network, and if one of us got arrested, they could have found the rest of us. kabul is not a big city and with the way the taliban are ruling the country, it was not that difficult to find high profile lbgti people. we also heard a couple of people were arrested and were so scared. like many other gay men in afghanistan, we lead a double life i have a wife and kids. if i was arrested, you can imagine, it would be a nightmare for me, and especially in front of my family. i tried so hard to leave the country and tried so hard to hide the reason for my departure from my family and got in touch with a couple of international lbgti organisations, and thankfully they acted fast. britain is a new home for me. everything is new to me here a new lifestyle, language and culture, i am nervous about my future and i m trying to figure out where to start my new life, but i feel safe and free. this is amazing.