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The state-sanctioned, anti-gay hysteria in the East African nation of Uganda returns with deadly consequences. Ugandan MP David Bahati introduces a bill that creates an offense of “aggravated homosexuality” to be punishable by death, reports New Vision. To protect “traditional families and children”, of course.

Aggravated homosexuality will be punished by death, according to a new bill tabled in Parliament yesterday.

The private member’s bill was tabled by Ndorwa West MP David Bahati (NRM).

A person commits aggravated homosexuality when the victim is a person with disability or below the age of 18, or when the offender is HIV-positive.

The bill thus equates aggravated homosexuality to aggravated defilement among people of different sexes, which also carries the death sentence.

The Bill, entitled the Anti-Homosexuality Bill 2009, also states that anyone who commits the offence of homosexuality will be liable to life imprisonment.

This was already the case under the current Penal Code Act.

However, it gives a broader definition of the offence of homosexuality.

A person charged with the offence will have to undergo a mandatory medical examination to ascertain his or her HIV status.

To read more, please click here. (www.newvision.co.ug)

By Mary Karugaba and Catherine Bekunda

The state-sanctioned, anti-gay hysteria in the East African nation of Uganda returns with deadly consequences. Ugandan MP David Bahati introduces a bill that creates an offense of “aggravated homosexuality” to be punishable by death, reports New Vision. To protect “traditional families and children”, of course.
Aggravated homosexuality will be punished by death, according to a [...]

This year’s Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to the American President, Barack Obama.

The Nobel Committee awards its 2009 Nobel Peace Prize to President Obama “for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples,” the Norwegian Nobel Committee said, citing his outreach to the Muslim world and attempts to curb nuclear proliferation.

This year’s Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to the American President, Barack Obama.
The Nobel Committee awards its 2009 Nobel Peace Prize to President Obama “for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples,” the Norwegian Nobel Committee said, citing his outreach to the Muslim world and attempts to curb nuclear proliferation.

A few of the stunning images from actor slash model Lance Gross’ new photo shoot with fashion photographer Hannibal Matthews. Looks like Lance is holding it down … in more ways than one.

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by Hannibal Matthews

A few of the stunning images from actor slash model Lance Gross’ new photo shoot with fashion photographer Hannibal Matthews. Looks like Lance is holding it down … in more ways than one.

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by Hannibal Matthews

Daniel Rodriguez, the second suspect in the brutal weekend gay-bashing who was arrested in Virginia on Tuesday, was returned to New York City overnight and arraigned in a Queens courtroom this morning. Rodriguez faces assault as hate crime charges in connection with the beating of Jack Price.

To read more, please click here. (rodonline.typepad.com)

Daniel Rodriguez, the second suspect in the brutal weekend gay-bashing who was arrested in Virginia on Tuesday, was returned to New York City overnight and arraigned in a Queens courtroom this morning. Rodriguez faces assault as hate crime charges in connection with the beating of Jack Price.
To read more, please click here. (rodonline.typepad.com)