Religion Dispatches
Although there have been reports that the bill’s death penalty provisions have been dropped, the Obama administration disputes that claim which has falsely been promised by the bill’s backers in the past.
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Scott Lively once said he dropped “a nuclear bomb against the gay agenda in Uganda.”
Read MoreDespite Ssempa’s efforts, the Ugandan Parliament will likely table the measure.
Read MoreWhile the world focuses on Japan Uganda’s lame duck parliament may force the bill through.
Read MoreDavid Kato was one of 100 homosexuals whose name, address, and photo had been published in a Ugandan paper urging readers to kill them.
Read MoreI almost feel sorry for David Bahati. Almost.
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American evangelicals have helped cultivate the homophobic atmosphere in Uganda that has begun to translate into violence.
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RD talks to a Ugandan LGBT-rights activist about the effect of the US religious right on Ugandan attitudes toward LGBT people.
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Under fire from LGBT rights activists, the American anti-gay crusader claimed he didn’t know about the Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Bill, even as he organized an event decrying homosexuality in Uganda. A report from Sunday’s rally in Kampala shows that despite Engle’s denials of support, other speakers were calling for the bill’s passage.
Read MoreScott Lively, the founder of Abiding Truth Ministries and the author of the the weird book The Pink Swastika, is declaring war against the Southern Poverty Law Center, while taking his anti-gay crusade overseas.
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