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Mozambique decriminalises homosexuality

The government of Mozambique have made amendments to their laws, effectively decriminalising homosexuality in the African country. The revision removes the phrase “vices against nature”...

Kenyan LGBT Rights Group Win Landmark Legal Victory

Last week in Kenya, the High Court overturned a decision by that board overseeing non-governmental organisations that it cannot lawfully bar an LGBT human...

Proposed Bill in Uganda Poses Threat to LGBT Groups

In Uganda, a bill published in parliament last week aiming to introduce new restrictions on non-governmental organisations has LGBT advocates fearing it could have...

Uganda: MPs Aim for Swift Reinstatement of Anti-Gay Law

After Uganda's controversial Anti-Homosexuality Act was last week struck down by the court for passing through parliament without a proper quorum, lawmakers in the...

Ugandan Anti-Gay Law Deemed Invalid

In Uganda, a court has struck down Uganda's widely contested Anti-Homosexuality Act. Last week the court announced that the law, which makes some acts of...

Uganda: Five Arrested for "Promoting Homosexuality"

Police in Pader, Northern Uganda, have arrested five individuals on suspicion of "promoting homosexuality". According to The Monitor, the suspects included two businessmen, one teacher...

Anti-Gay Ugandan Minister Elected UN General Assembly President

The United Nations General Assembly elected Ugandan Foreign Minister Sam Kutesa as its next President on Wednesday. More than 9000 people signed a petition for...

Ugandan President met With Protest in London

President Yoweri Museveni arrived in the UK on May 6th for the UK-Uganda Business Forum with Uganda's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sam Kutesa. The forum...

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