Tag "Anti Gay Law"
URGENT! Another Reason To Be Careful
A good friend of mine and fellow KDian was kind enough to share the information below that awoke a mix of emotions inside me. Apparently, our police force has decided
New Anti-Gay Legislation Drafted In Uganda
And it’s even more draconian than the Anti-Homosexuality Act, struck down earlier this year. A committee, comprising leading members of Uganda’s ruling party, has prepared a new draft of legislation
And the winner for Most Gay Porn Googled Country is…
Anti-gay laws and strong social stigma appear to be doing nothing to abate the curiosity of everyday people – with Kenya’s searches for gay sex outranking those of all Western
Nigerian LGBT Reportedly Awaiting Court’s Decision On Anti Gay Law Repeal
This is according to Linda Ikeji. Can anyone tell me if this is fact? If it is, I’d like to express my admiration for this move. Remember when I once
We Are Still Very Far
I wanted to share an entirely different story with you until a dramatic twist of events occurred recently. It is just how awestruck I am at how far away we
Uganda holds its first gay pride following overturn of anti-gay law
Uganda has hosted its first gay pride rally since a draconian anti-homosexuality law was overturned by the courts. Sandra Ntebi, organiser of the rally held on Saturday in Entebbe, 35km
Ugandan Court Quashes The Country’s Anti-Gay Law
Uganda’s constitutional court on Friday overturned tough new anti-gay laws that had been branded draconian and “abominable” by rights groups, saying they had been wrongly passed by parliament. The law
WHEN THE LAW IS STILL THERE
“After the law was passed…” Recently, we read THIS STORY about one of us who almost got into trouble with a policeman pretending to be gay. What struck me: the story
What They Are Now Saying About US, Nigeria And The Anti-Gay Law
The picture below is a screen-grab of a friend’s phone chat. And the opinion expressed there was by an acquaintance of his. Read and let us know what you think.
AFTER THE LAW WAS PASSED. . .
I read about it on Linda Ikeji’s blog. I was at work that day and I spied something about it on my friend’s Blackberry pm, and I just knew the
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