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Back in January, I noted that Martin Ssempa, at the time the most vocal pastoral supporter of Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill, was a member of the Board of Reference at Oral Roberts University. At the time, the school had no comment about the Anti-Homosexuality Bill or Rev. Ssempa’s controversial public pornography displays. Recently,…
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Last week, the Southern Poverty Law Center posted a revision of their hate groups list, including the Family Research Council and the American Family Association, among other Christian organizations, on their anti-gay list of groups to watch. The SPLC insists that the groups placed on the list knowingly spread misleading information and harmful stereotypes about…
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According to Rolling Stone editor, Giles Muhame, the lawyer for the paper has cleared them to publish more pictures of gays. An extraordinary meeting of Rolling Stone editors held last night resolved to publish dozens of photos of top lesbian couples in the country. “Since the judge did not post…
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According to this report, Kenya’s Prime Minister Raila Odinga said on Sunday that homosexuals should be arrested. Mr Odinga on Sunday said that police should arrest anyone found engaging in such behaviours and take appropriate legal action against them. “We will not tolerate such behaviours in the country. The constitution…
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Last week, the Southern Poverty Law Center published several articles devoted to identifying groups who perpetuate stereotypes and falsehoods about gays. In one of the articles, the SPLC articulated a list of ten myths about gays which they claimed the groups identified as hate groups willfully promote. Elsewhere, the SPLC updated the list…
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According to UG RS editor, Giles Muhame, he was served with papers today during his hearing on the legality of outing gays. Ten minutes after appearing in High court 2day 2 defend Rolling Stone’s right to publish photos of homosexuals, another batch of lawyers served me a new suit in…
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The first report from Kampala on the Rolling Stone trial comes from the Deutsche Presse Agentur via Monsters and Critics: Kampala – Uganda’s gay community has gone into hiding after a local tabloid published 100 of their names and pictures, their lawyer told a High Court judge Friday. Kampala-based weekly…
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This just in from Gay Uganda. At the Rolling Stone’s day in court yesterday, Pastor Moses Male (you can watch him in action here) declared solidarity with the Rolling Stone’s outing campaign. I have three independent reports that gays were chased away from the court house and one was attacked.…
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I don’t know what a Trek class is but these folks look like they are having a good time. Mainly I like the song, Thank You by 33 Miles. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving.
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I knew there was a trial yesterday, but had not heard any news. According to this report, a Ugandan judge extended the ban on the Rolling Stone’s outing campaign. A Ugandan high court judge on Tuesday extended a ban on the publication in the media of pictures identifying people as…
