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Activists denounce Uganda's homosexuality billguardian.co.ukA Ugandan government bill that is advocating the death penalty for gay people will hinder the country's fight against HIV/Aids, legal experts and activists .
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About 40 people picketed outside of Uganda’s UN mission Thursday, chanting: “Gay rights are human rights.
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NY protesters target Uganda anti-gay lawAFPThe law would impose the death penalty for "aggravated homosexuality," including by those who are HIV positive.
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Exodus opposes Uganda's proposed anti-gay lawBP NewsFor example, practicing homosexuals who have HIV would receive the death penalty under the new legislation.
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Gay Euro MPs denounce Ugandan billBay Windows"It also punishes 'aggravated homosexuality' -- including activity by 'serial offenders' or those who are HIV-positive -- with the death penalty.
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Ex-African leaders petition Museveni on Aids lawThe Citizen Daily... imprisoned for life and a death penalty imposed for those having gay sex with anyone under the age of 18, or when the accused is HIV-positive.
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Conditioning humanitarian aid, including health assistance, should always be a last resort.
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Dallas Voice editor Tammye Nash voiced her concerns on the Instant Tea blog over Pastor Joey Faust’s militant’s comment over a LGBT protest in Fort Worth, Texas.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - The U.S. Supreme Court has reinstated the death penalty against an Ohio man who killed and mutilated a man he met in a gay bar in 1985, rejecting a claim that his lawyers erred during the sentencing phase of his trial.
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Talk To Action on Friday identified another U.S. evangelical who has coached the leader of Uganda’s antigay death-penalty and family-imprisonment campaign.
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Three Iranian men are thought to be facing the death penalty for having homosexual relations. The men, named as Nemat Safavi, Mehdi P and Moshen G, have been on death row for three years and allegedly committed the crimes while under the age of 18.
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Four nations have taken preliminary action against the brewing human-rights disaster in Uganda.
As previously reported, passage is expected in January of a law requiring execution of Ugandan HIV-positive homosexuals and long prison sentences for pastors and family members who refuse to turn in someone they know to be gay.
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Reacting to an article on a family that was savagely tortured and murdered, Sonny Bunch defends the death penalty: Every time I start to waver on my support for the death penalty — as I did in the wake of.
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The French foreign ministry has attacked a bill in Uganda which would see gay people facing the death penalty or life imprisonment.
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Officials in Uganda fired back against human rights groups and foreign diplomats who have blasted a draconian law being considered by the country’s legislative body.
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President Obama signed the Matthew Shepard Act into law...:)The legislation expands the definition of federal hate crimesto include sexual orientation & gender identity.
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Chris Bryant, the openly gay minister for Europe, mentioned executions of gay people in Iran while arguing for the need to press other countries to abolish the death penalty.
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Uganda considers draconian anti-gay billBay Windows... it with the death penalty in the case of "repeat offenders" and people who are HIV-positive.
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Ugandan Anglican church leader, Bishop Stanley Ntagali, has rejected proposals that gays should face the death penalty for sexual assault in some cases, but says that prison terms should remain as a deterrent.
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