Re-introducing the Anti-Homosexuality Bill In Uganda-April 2018
Fearing for their lives, LGBTIQQ in Uganda have shared stories, with the editor of this paper, of horror meted against them minutes after the Ugandan parliament announced they were re-introducing the Anti-Homosexuality Bill. Right on the heels of the recent Ugandan Parliament session in which Members of Parliament agreed to re-introduce the Anti-Homosexuality, 15 different LGBTIQQ members expressed concern. “ I recall with a chill coursing down my back, the day I was evicted from a house I had lived in for three years up to 2011 after it was said the previous bill would be passed,” mused Carlton ( not real names). Carlton was referring to the 2011, event when Uganda's Parliament was consider the Anti-Homosexuality Bill the second time. This is the time when President Obama the 44th President of US, called the called the legislation “odious.” It should be recalled that Ugandan MP David Bahati first introduced a bill in 2009 that called for the death penalty for t...