Exiles from Uganda’s harsh anti-gay laws now fear ‘moral panic’ legislation could follow them
Gay people who found sanctuary in neighbouring Kenya now fear a new family protection bill could once again threaten their rights Sitting on the porch of their shared house on the outskirts of Nairobi, Entity* and Rock* are chatting amiably. Aged 27 and 33 respectively, the Ugandan housemates (…)
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