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Uganda’s vicious anti-LGBTQ+ law could reverse decades of progress against AIDS in Africa
One HIV-positive Ugandan likened the situation to “a modern-day genocide.”
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Top Ugandan official accused Western nations of “blackmail” over brutal “Kill the Gays” Act
The new law drew international condemnation, jeopardizing the country’s foreign aid.
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Uganda’s president signs horrific “Kill the Gays” law. The Biden administration is reevaluating aid.
The law has drawn international condemnation, including from President Biden and Texas Republican Ted Cruz.
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US evangelicals had a hand in Uganda’s revived “Kill the Gays” bill
Western evangelical groups have spent millions promoting anti-LGBTQ+ ideas in Uganda.
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These LGBTQ activists are leading the charge in some of the most LGBTQ hostile countries on Earth
As the LGBTQ landscape rapidly changes across Africa and the Middle East, new leaders continue to emerge. These leaders are helping to create a world where love is love, no matter where you live.
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Gay lawmaker snaps as NYC mayor says he’ll hire “kill the gays” pastor for “faith-based” position
The state senator called Fernando Cabrera “a bigot and has no place in City Hall.” The mayor’s response was shocking.
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Republican backers ghostwrote a bill that would punish homosexuality with death in Ghana
The trail behind Ghana’s “death to gays” bill leads back to American evangelical groups that have been shoveling cash to Republican politicians while writing draconian bills for African countries.
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Anti-LGBTQ policies increase risk of HIV among gay & bi men
Men who have sex with men were almost five times more likely to have HIV in countries that severely punish homosexuality.
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20 LGBTQ people arrested in a coronavirus raid could face 9 years in prison
Ugandan police said they raided the LGBTQ shelter because it violated COVID-19 prevention measures. Human rights advocates say the cops are lying.
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Ugandan politician announces country has a miracle cure for coronavirus. It’s hand sanitizer.
She said killing gays would be a “Christmas present” for Uganda. Now she appears to have fallen for a scam for hand soap.