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Uganda passes bill further criminalising LGBTQ+ people

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Uganda has passed a Sexual Offenses Bill, which contains a clause to criminalise same-sex relationships, through parliament this week in a blow to LGBTQ+ people in the country.

The bill punishes any “sexual act between persons of the same gender”, as well as anal sex between people of any gender, with up to 10 years […] The post Uganda passes bill further criminalising LGBTQ+ people appeared first on GCN.

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