Identifications homosexuelles, construction identitaire et tensions postcoloniales entre le Cameroun et la France

The article aims at problematizing the circulation of the homosexual identity between western world and Africa. Growing up on the Cameroonian example, it shows how the debate on homosexuality is shaped by the “postcolonial tensions”, especially by focusing on the “moral war” witch is supposed to oppose the two spaces. After paying particular attention to the “sexual identifications” in context, the paper try to grasp the situation of “(homo) sexual refugees” who escape from Cameroon, but who still face a “sexual identity” problem in France.