and the death sentence for 'aggravated homosexuality.' Ugandan LGBTQ rights activist Kasha Jacqueline Nabagesera tells As It Happens host Nil Köksal why she will continue to fight back.

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A new anti-gay bill in Uganda, labeled as “among the worst in the world,” will essentially criminalize inclusive HIV programs ...

Due to his support for the legislation, it is expected that the President of Uganda will sign the anti-LGBTQ bill into law.

The Ugandan artist and activist Leilah Babirye has spoken out against the recent anti-homosexuality law passed by the Ugandan parliament, which would make homosexual acts punishable by death.

The death penalty would be applied to people ... Frank Mugisha, one of few openly gay activists in Uganda, said that he was already receiving calls and text messages from people worried for ...

Uganda’s parliament passed an anti-LGBTQ+ bill that criminalizes homosexuality, with penalties that include death or life in ...

It would impose the death penalty for “aggravated homosexuality ... “People are going to become homeless,” said Frank Mugisha, an LGBTQ activist in Uganda whose organization was ...

Analysis - People in same-sex relationships in Uganda now face the possibility of life in prison after the country's ...

According to the bill, the death penalty can be invoked ... Pepe Onziema, a transgender LGBTQ rights activist and program director of Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG), a non-governmental ...