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Uganda Anti-LGBTQ Crackdown

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—France InfoNo Trust Score Issued

Senegalese Prime Minister Rejects Moratorium on Law Strengthening Penalties for Homosexuality

The Senegalese Prime Minister has rejected a demand for a moratorium on a law that strengthens penalties for homosexual relationships. The politician denounced what he called a 'tyranny' of the West, which he claims wants to impose homosexuality on the rest of the world.

—France 24 InternationalNo Trust Score Issued

Ugandans slam bill as mimicking Russian 'foreign agents' law

A proposed law in Uganda has sparked outrage among citizens and civil society organizations, who claim it is designed to crush dissent and resembles Russia's 'foreign agents' law. The bill would criminalize anything promoting foreign interests and label individuals receiving foreign funding as 'foreign agents'.

—AfricanewsNo Trust Score Issued

Ugandans slam 'Sovereignty Bill' as mimicking Russian 'foreign agents' law

A proposed law in Uganda has been criticized by rights groups, journalists, and businesses for mirroring Russia's 'foreign agents' law, which is used to silence dissent. The law has sparked concerns about its potential impact on freedom of speech and human rights in the country. Critics argue that the law replicates the language used in the Russian legislation, which has been used to target opposition voices and independent media. The proposal has been met with fierce criticism from various stak

—Frankfurter Allgemeine+1No Trust Score Issued

European Court of Justice: Hungary's LGBTQ law violates EU fundamental values

The European Court of Justice has ruled that Hungary's LGBTQ law violates EU fundamental values. The law, which has been criticized for likening certain sexual orientations to pedophilia, has been opposed by many. However, it has received support from some politicians, including Magyar.

—AfricanewsNo Trust Score Issued

Gay Senegalese man seeks asylum as authorities step up crackdown

A gay man from Senegal is seeking asylum as the country's authorities have increased their crackdown on same-sex relations, with new legislation doubling the maximum penalty to up to 10 years in prison. This move represents a significant escalation of Senegal's anti-LGBTQ policies.

Mar 4The Guardian World

Two women arrested in Uganda for allegedly kissing in public could face life sentence

Two women in Uganda have been arrested and face a potential life sentence for allegedly kissing in public, sparking outrage from the LGBTQ+ community and rights activists. The women, Wendy Faith and Alesi Diana Denise, were taken into custody under Uganda's laws that criminalize same-sex activity. The incident has highlighted the harsh laws and discrimination faced by the LGBTQ+ community in the country.

Two women arrested in Uganda for allegedly kissing in public could face life sentence

Two women, Wendy Faith (22) and Alesi Diana Denise (21), were arrested in Arua City, Uganda, after police raided their rented room following an alleged public kiss. The women face charges under Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act, which can carry a life sentence for same-sex activity. The arrests have drawn condemnation from LGBTQ+ rights activists and highlight the ongoing enforcement of Uganda's controversial anti-homosexuality laws.