Ugandan Government Vows To Crack-down Gay Pride Activities

KAMPALA, Uganda –  Uganda’s government says it “will continue to suppress” the Gay pride / public activities of homosexuals it accuses of trying to promote themselves.^[9]

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Simon Lokodo, a ugandan minister in charge of ethics and integrity,^[4] told reporters Monday that gay pride activities are being organized “with the influence of some foreign forces” he didn’t name.

Ugandan police last week arrested about 20 people attending a gay pride event at a nightclub in the capital, Kampala.^[2] They were questioned and released hours later.^[1]

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Apparantly, Gay pride activities are not allowed in the country!

Homosexuality is criminalized in Uganda under a colonial-era law that proscribes sex acts “against the order of nature.” Gay leaders say the LGBTI community faces discrimination, violence and extortion.^[10]

Lokodo says the government is developing a program to “rehabilitate” LGBTI members.^[5]

Source: Foxnews

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