The Ugandan government
is seeking to ban 38 nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) that it
accuses of promoting homosexuality — a move that critics say aims to
divert attention from the administration’s political troubles.
“I
have investigated and established beyond reasonable doubt that these
NGOs have been involved in the promotion and recruitment in terms of the
[gay] issues,” Ethics and Integrity Minister Simon Lokodo said.
Homosexuality is illegal in Uganda,
and has been the focal point of violent attacks. In February, a
lawmaker reintroduced legislation that would have imposed the death
penalty for “serial” offenders.
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hmmmmm. deviant behavior not good in any culture. the fall of rome and others. read your history...
ReplyDeleteThe more left this country goes the more problems we have.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, let's all move to Uganda. They seem to get it right
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