"It is not a human right to destroy people's anuses" - Uganda MP; Uganda passes pro-Harlem bill

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if uganda's spending their time passing legislation caping for white american evangelicals, surely they've taken care of all their other societal ills? maybe i'll finally visit kampala... :ohhh:
jk why would i go to a shythole where two thirds of the people don't bathe or wash their hands, and their religious beliefs make them shyt in the streets? :mjlol:
MFs talking about bad Western values. Like basic plumbing and decent life expectancy. :heh:
 

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In 2015, around 24 percent of the population lacked access to "at least basic water" in Uganda. Access to at least basic water was 39 percent of the total population, or 73% of the urban population and 32% of the rural population. Regarding sanitation, only 19% of the total population had access to "at least basic sanitation", or 28% of the urban population and 17% of the rural population. Around 31 million people did not have access to "at least basic sanitation" in 2015.[15][16]The Human Rights Measurement Initiative has given Uganda a score of 22.9% with regards to basic sanitation, and 9.5% for water supply.

In earlier years, access to "improved water" had increased from 43 percent in 1990 to 72 percent in 2010, according to estimates by the Joint Monitoring Program for Water Supply and Sanitation (JMP) of the UN. In the same period, access to "improved sanitation" increased slightly from 27 to 34 percent.[12]

The Water and Environment Sector Performance Report of the Ugandan Ministry of Water and Irrigation, however, showed markedly different access figures. According to this report, in 2011, access to "safe water" was 66 percent while access to improved sanitation was 70 percent in rural areas and 81 percent in urban areas.[11] Eighty-seven percent of the population lived in rural areas in 2010.[12]

According to the European Union (EU), the number of people defecating in the open fell substantially between 2000 and 2008, even though the government provides no subsidies for the construction of latrines.[17]According to the JMP's estimates, however, the number of people defecating in the open declined only from 3.5 million in 2000 to 3.2 million in 2010.[11] The reasons for the different assessments are unclear.



Yeah, worry about Drag queens instead of having to shyt in the streets goofy .

There is no bill making being gay in China illegal dummy. Saudi Arabia is only relevant because of oil. A finite resource. They getting bushed as soon as it runs out.


Take your ass to those countries though. I’m sure they’ll welcome your ignorant ass.
Ahh shut the fukk up. I didn’t say China banned homosexuality I said they don’t support it. Every country is only relevant because of what they offer the world economy so I don’t get your point about Saudi Arabia. They still don’t support homosexuality and they are a major player in the world. I personally don’t care if a country supports it or not but that bozo said in his post Uganda’s anti gay rhetoric is what’s stopping them from being respected by other countries and that’s false.
 

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MFs talking about bad Western values. Like basic plumbing and decent life expectancy. :heh:
Not to mention, the vast majority, if not ALL of these posters praising Uganda are living in Western countries with no plans to leave. They hate Western values but voluntarily live in the lands that cultivated them. :mjlol:



These Internet revolutionaries are the biggest hypocrites.
 

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Aggravated homosexuality is defined in the enacted Act as the offence of homosexuality where the victim is below 14 years or above 75, a person living with disability or mental illness, or where a person contracts an illness with no scientific cure, or the offender is a parent, guardian or a serial offender.

A person convicted of attempted aggravated homosexuality faces 14 years in prison.

In his March 16 address to a special sitting of the House, President Museveni branded homosexuals deviants, asked Western countries not to impose their practices on others, but said his government would need a deeper discussion – based on science – on whether homosexuality is a result of “nature or nurture”.

It was a walk back by about a decade because the President signed the previous Anti-Homosexuality Act, which the Constitutional Court nullified on grounds that it was enacted without quorum, after government scientists to whom he asked the same question told him that there was no evidence of genetic predisposition to homosexuality.

Information Minister and Government spokesman Chris Baryomunsi, who is a medical doctor, yesterday cited unspecified multiple studies that he said had all concluded that homosexuality was not a characteristic passed through genes, but rather a “deviation, an abnormality”.

Mr Mathias Mpuuga, the Leader of Opposition in Parliament, said Mr Museveni had spoken “in tongues” on the matter during his address last week to MPs at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds.

There was a record attendance and a roll-call taken on the instructions of Speaker Among, who made clear she was keen on preventing flaws during the enactment of the Anti-Homosexuality law that court nullified, showed 389 lawmakers in attendance --- 55 of who logged-in on Zoom to follow the proceedings.

By the time they were done by about 9pm – many having entertained with humorous and amorous commentary during a session lasting non-stop over six hours – the MPs had tightened almost all penalties in the Bill.

For instance, Mr Basalirwa had proposed that the offence of homosexuality be punishable by 10 years in jail, but the lawmakers doubled the sentence.

They defined homosexuality as the offence where a person performs a sexual act on another person of the same sex or allows a person of the same sex to perform a sexual act on him or her. Children found guilty of engaging in homosexuality faces three years in jail, with provisions for rehabilitation, in line with the Children’s Act.

The House voted by acclamation, by shouting out “aye”, an unexplained reversal by Speaker Among who in the run-up to the enactment vowed that the vote would be taken by show of hands so that Ugandans would see which of their representatives were in support or against homosexuality – a polarising and touchy subject nationally.

A proposal by the committee, basing on submissions by the Uganda Medical Association, that an offender could face lesser sentence on proving genetic predisposition to homosexuality, was thrown out.

throwing kids in jail :mindblown:

MP Fox Odoi, a former head of State House legal department, who was also among the lead petitioners in the 2014 case where court quashed the old anti-gay law, presented a minority report in which he argued that the legislation passed yesterday was unnecessary, duplicates offences and penalties already specified in the Penal Code Act and breaches individual rights on whom to love.

Speaker Among struggled to rein-in majority lawmakers who repeatedly booed Mr Odoi, a member of the Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Committee, for his stance.

Under the Act, a person found culpable of promoting homosexuality faces 20 years imprisonment. There are also punishments for journalists and editors, film directors, and corporate entities/organisations whose work is interpreted to promote homosexuality.

Also in trouble are landlords who rent their premises out to homosexuals, owners of brothels used by homosexuals and individuals who recruit or groom children into homosexuality.

Legal entities found culpable of any of the offences face Shs1b fine and a decade-long suspension of their activities. A person who contracts, attends, witnesses, presides over or participates in preparation of a same-sex marriage risks 10 years in prison.

Failure to report an attempted or acts of homosexuality is punishable by Shs100m fine or imprisonment for six months, or both.
 
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Not to mention, the vast majority, if not ALL of these posters praising Uganda are living in Western countries with no plans to leave. They hate Western values but voluntarily live in the lands that cultivated them. :mjlol:



These Internet revolutionaries are the biggest hypocrites.

@Nkrumah Was Right you gonna let him say that?
 

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This is insane talk about having your priorities wrong, a country with nearly 40 percent of its population in abject poverty, with still no proper acess to basic amenities like drinking water, no reliable access to health care professionals and this is what the government are focus on? its ridiculous
 
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