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By it. so here we are at television centre again 30 years later. clearly, things are a lot better than they were in the 1980s, but it hasn't completely changed, and there are very dangerous and serious pockets of homophobia. i'm glad we did it. the fact we're here today means the story's been remembered. booan temple and the lesbian protest at the bbc. our next film is about the struggle for safety and acceptance in uganda. in 2009, ugandan mps tried to make acts of homosexuality punishable by imprisonment and even death. homophobia was rife with tabloid papers printing the names and addresses...

Homophobia was rife with tabloid papers printing the names and addresses of gay people. many feared for their lives, including the activist victor mukasa. uganda already has a law that can be used as homosexuality, but the new backbench bill goes much further. the penalty for gay sex could be death. i got death threats, my children got death threats. the story of lgbt activism was lonely sometimes, but i felt that we are notjust going to be buried like this. reporter: in a country where biblical values i are deeply ingrained, homosexuality is generally deplored. my family was a very conservati...

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The fact we're here today means the story's been remembered. booan temple and the lesbian protest at the bbc. our next film is about the struggle for safety and acceptance in uganda. in 2009, ugandan mps tried to make acts of homosexuality punishable by imprisonment and even death. homophobia was rife with tabloid papers printing the names and addresses of gay people. many feared for their lives, including the activist victor mukasa. uganda already has a law that can be used as homosexuality, but the new backbench bill goes much further. the penalty for gay sex could be death. i got death thre...

You had to see the messages in their entirety to understand the best picture. i'mjust entirety to understand the best picture. i'm just remind people, entirety to understand the best picture. i'mjust remind people, but this is the latest instalment of a long—running battle between these two women which began three years ago when coleen rooney is thought that somebody who had access to her private instagram posts was using it as a source of stories for the tabloid papers and she set up what she called a sting operation where she called a sting operation where she posted some fake stories, whe...