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Uncertain future for LGBT rights in Uganda as controversial bill is passed | Africa | DW

The Sexual Offences Bill seeks to address a wide range of issues from rape to prostitution. But gay rights activists fear the new law amounts to a backdoor reintroduction of the discredited 2013 Anti-Homosexuality Bill.

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El Parlamento aprueba un proyecto que contempla la pena de muerte por la participación en sacrificios humanos

El Parlamento aprueba un proyecto que contempla la pena de muerte por la participación en sacrificios humanos
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My wife and I waited for a child for 9 years

Daily Monitor Saturday April 24 2021 Summary Thomas Bangirana Tayebwa is a lawyer and Member of Parliament for Ruhinda North County in Mitooma District. He also serves as a member of the National Economy Committee, and Natural Resources Committee. Nicolas Akasula had a chat with him. Advertisement Why is the race to Parliament a do or die affair? That applies to others. Not me. I want to be of service to my people and that is why I am in Parliament. The day I will be defeated or feel that I have satisfactorily served my people, I will go. There is a general concern among taxpayers that their MPs have betrayed them. Services do not trickle down to the common person. Why would an ordinary person still have trust in the Ugandan Parliament?

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Kampala Capital City Council Authority also had a sitting and passed a resolution to name a road after the prelate

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Green Spaces for Green Energy: What Are the Implications of Damming Murchison Falls National Park in Uganda? – PRIO Blogs

Posted Murchison Falls, Uganda. Rod Waddington via flickr.com Like many countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, Uganda finds itself with a steadily growing population and emerging economy. Simultaneously, the government struggles to provide basic services to its growing population, while preserving its natural resources. Encapsulated within this struggle is an ongoing debate between conservationists and the Ugandan government over the construction of hydroelectric dams in the Murchison Falls National Park. The struggle centers around two waterfalls that the park houses, Murchison and Uhuru Falls. Proposals to dam Murchison Falls, one of the world’s most powerful and one of Uganda’s main tourist attractions, were abandoned after strong opposition from the public, environmental conservationists, and Uganda’s tourist industry.

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