Uganda's New Anti-Gay Law Could Undermine AIDS Prevention
The new law dictates a life sentence for anyone caught having gay sex and the death penalty for anyone convicted of "aggravated homosexuality."
The new law dictates a life sentence for anyone caught having gay sex and the death penalty for anyone convicted of "aggravated homosexuality."
The authoritarian, who has been a beneficiary of U.S. support in the war on terror, also called Western leftists "dangerous."
Imposes life in prison for homosexuality
Yoweri Museveni adds that South Sudan's military is "advancing very well with the support of our troops"
Over 1,000 already killed since violence started earlier this month
Those found guilty of some acts will face life in prison if the bill is signed
"Aggravated homosexuality" the "crime"
U.S. intelligence warning of possible imminent attack
Part of conflict between army leader, president
Not a threat to the U.S.
U.S., Ugandan troops stop looking for now, believe him to be in the Central African Republic, wher ea coup recently occured
U.S. helping rout out LRA in the south as an insurgency sweeps through the north
Doesn't think gay people should be killed or persecuted
Will be back in January
Second round against country's extremely anti-gay legislation
The rebel group has agreed but wants concessions from DRC politicians
Touch somebody, go to jail
Some European countries have threatened to cut aid if the bill becomes law
Promoted intervention in Uganda while intervention was already in effect before a naked meltdown that could've led to an intervention
Play about the murder of a gay businessman was not authorized
Worries over 'financial impropriety' prompted the parliamentary probe
Fourteen have already died in the latest outbreak.
Officials announce 14 have died of the virus in the country.
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