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At Let’s Walk Uganda, Kimera Derrick, a proud gay man born on June 25, , serves as Executive Director and was formerly the organization’s director of programming. He is a human rights activist who has moved his attention to supporting LGBT+ adolescents in Uganda. He established Youth Empowerment Society (YES Uganda), an umbrella group that unifies numerous youth-based organizations, to.

It is presently awaiting signature by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni. The legislative history of the current Anti-Homosexuality Act indicates wide support for these disturbing and dehumanizing ideologies. The Ugandan High Court ultimately overturned the law on a technicality, leaving the door open for renewed attacks.

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Published: BST, 26 June Updated: BST, 27 June Ebola could devastate South Sudan if it spreads into the country from the neighbouring Democratic Republic of the Congo, experts have warned. A family infected with the deadly virus recently managed to cross into Uganda, where two of them died, but health workers were able to stop them spreading it.

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Ugandan authorities have suspended the work of a prominent LGBTQ rights group, calling it an illegal entity. Its leader, Frank Mugisha, said Saturday that authorities who oversee non-governmental organizations advised him to suspend activities, saying his group lacked needed documentation. The registrar of companies declined to register that name, saying it was unsuitable.

At Let’s Walk Uganda, Kimera Derrick, a proud gay man born on June 25, , serves as Executive Director and was formerly the organization’s director of programming. He is a human rights activist who has moved his attention to supporting LGBT+ adolescents in Uganda. He established Youth Empowerment Society (YES Uganda), an umbrella group that unifies numerous youth-based organizations, to.

These groups then shifted focus to Uganda, which was seen as fertile ground for this anti-gay ideology due to a majority conservative Christian base and young population. American evangelical groups have since spent years and tens of millions of dollars spreading homophobia in Uganda and beyond. Attendees and top politicians, including President Museveni and his wife, received this message well.