Uganda

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka killed a bill that would have outlawed the dangerous practice of trying to turn kids straight.

The one-time MSNBC host and Obama senatorial challenger barely gets 5 views on videos – now, he’s begun promoting drinking bleach here and in Uganda.

Some people still detained in jail are said to be “hungry and helpless.”

“Criminalizing LGBT people and other key populations is utterly incompatible with the mandates of an effective HIV response.”

The men were targeted by a homophobic mob so they called police. The police arrested them instead of the mob.

The doctor beat the victim with an iron bar after she mentioned his daughter’s name during an office visit.

Just last week, the country’s ethics minister said parliament members were ready to kill gays and promoters of homosexuality.

But they stopped short of promising sanctions if the bill becomes law.

The law would be expanded to include anyone “involved in promotion and recruitment” – including saying gay people are born that way.

The social media giants talked to a “kill the gays” bill advocate to get advice on defining hate speech.