watch africa division. what is essentially doing is endorsing homophobia. the government is saying _ endorsing homophobia. the government is saying it's _ endorsing homophobia. the government is saying it's all right to discriminate against people because you think_ discriminate against people because you think they are homosexual, because — you think they are homosexual, because you think they are having sex with— because you think they are having sex with somebody of the same sex, and that— sex with somebody of the same sex, and that can — sex with somebody of the same sex, and that can have wide—ranging impact — and that can have wide—ranging impact on — and that can have wide—ranging impact on people's lives and livelihoods. it's going to make things— livelihoods. it's going to make things even worse going forward. nicholas 0piyo is one of uganda�*s top human rights lawyers and executive director of chapter four uganda, an ngo dedicated to the protection of civil liberties. help us to understand why such a draconian law, why now? ten years auo, a draconian law, why now? ten years ago. a similar— draconian law, why now? ten years ago, a similar law _ draconian law, why now? ten years ago, a similar law was _ draconian law, why now? ten years ago, a similar law was struck i draconian law, why now? ten years ago, a similar law was struck down | ago, a similar law was struck down by the courts. conservative and cultural groups have been hard at work to reintroduce this law. they have peddled several misinformation,