Uganda bans gay rights ngos
Abolished Ugandan anti-gay law welcomed
The court ruling that abolished an anti-homosexuality law has been hailed as a victory for gay rights.
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has threatened to throw out any foreign diplomats who support gay rights.
Aid of about $110 million is being withheld or diverted from Uganda due to anti-gay laws.
The new law will punish people convicted of having gay sex with jail terms up to life.
President Museveni has challenged scientists to advise whether one is born gay or acquires it voluntarily.
Dr Paul Semugoma was detained for at least 48 hours and faced deportation.
Section 27 says a court order to release the doctor from custody has been deliberately ignored.
The Ethics Minister says he doesn’t care if the country loses vital budgetary support from key allies.
The General Council of the Bar of SA says the current stance with Nigeria & Uganda is hypocritical.
After four years of controversy over the tightened laws, Uganda’s parliament has now passed them.
Uganda's lawmakers could be picking up draconian anti-gay penalties.
At least 38 NGOs that lobby for the rights of gay people will be banned in Uganda