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Uganda's Homosexuality Bill

Paul Coletti Paul Coletti | 11:54 UK time, Wednesday, 3 March 2010

UK-based Nigerian blogger Sokari Ekine on blacklooks.org talks about Uganda's homosexuality bill. Her post links to a piece in the Uganda Observer by Ugandan MP and supporter of the bill Odonga Otto:

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At some point soon, I hope Ugandans will wake up to the fact that that a Bill which refuses the human rights of LGBTI people ultimately rejects the rights of all Ugandans whatever the gender identity, sexuality or sexual preference.

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