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Health experts push Uganda to legalize homosexuality to fight HIV
“Criminalizing LGBT people and other key populations is utterly incompatible with the mandates of an effective HIV response.”
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A doctor broke his patient’s skull because he thought she was dating his daughter
The doctor beat the victim with an iron bar after she mentioned his daughter’s name during an office visit.
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England’s first Chick-fil-A shut down by LGBTQ protestors barely a week after opening
A local LGBTQ organization pointed out Chick fil-A’s long history of donating millions to anti-LGBT groups and also its CEO’s homophobic comments.
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Uganda says it’s not reintroducing the ‘Kill the Gays’ bill, confusing everyone
Just last week, the country’s ethics minister said parliament members were ready to kill gays and promoters of homosexuality.
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Trump administration denounces Uganda’s new ‘Kill the Gays’ bill
But they stopped short of promising sanctions if the bill becomes law.
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Did Trump’s UN ambassador vote in favor of killing LGBT people?
No. And the Obama administration voted against a similar resolution. So what gives?
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American hate preacher tries to escape charges for promoting ‘Kill the Gays’ law
An East African gay advocacy group filed the lawsuit against minister Scott Lively under a statute that allows non-citizens to sue for violations of international law.
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Ugandan police arrest 8 year old girl for ‘lesbianism’
The youngster faces prison time for being “involved in romantic relationships” with classmates.
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Appeals court: ‘Crimes against humanity’ case against Scott Lively can proceed
A federal appeals court has rejected a petition by anti-gay activist Scott Lively to dismiss a complaint that alleges he violated U.S. law by influencing the laws of Uganda.
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Ugandan gays who fled persecution still feel danger in neighboring Kenya
NAIROBI, Kenya — When a Ugandan court overturned the country’s Anti-Homosexuality Act this month, rights activists worldwide claimed a victory. But not gay Ugandans who fled persecution to live in a refugee camp in neighboring Kenya. “The reaction shocked me. I went there. I thought it would be a celebration, but … nothing,” said Brizan Ogollan, founder of an aid organization…