Source: VoxAfrca.com
The Ugandan government is likely to pass a new anti-homosexuality bill currently before Parliament. The bill includes a life sentence for anyone convicted of having gay sex, with an option of the death penalty for "aggravated homosexuality". The bill further bans the "promotion of homosexuality", and proposes a 3-year prison term for anyone failing to report homosexuals to the police. If the bill is passed, what is its potential impact on civil society, development and sexual health in Uganda?
Henry Bonsu is joined in the studio by REV FELIX OFOSU-BOAHENE from Liberty Christian Evangelistic Ministries, REV JIDE MACAULAY from the House of RAINBOW METROPOLITAN CHRISTIAN CHURCH, and JOSEPH OCHIENG from the TERENCE HIGGINS TRUST and Editor MAMBO Health Magazine for Africans in London.
Saturday, 2 January 2010
Video: Africans discuss Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Bill
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