Manjagata
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Ngoja mashoga ya diaspora yafurahie!!!
Uganda yafuta sheria iliyokuwa inapinga ndoa za jinsia moja
Uganda yafuta sheria iliyokuwa inapinga ndoa za jinsia moja
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Ngoja mashoga ya diaspora yafurahie!!!
Nyani Ngabu
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We tatizo lako nini?
Manjagata
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Hivi tutajitawala lini? Tukisema tuwaachie vijana waongoze hizi nchi nao ni wale wale tu! Tena wenyewe ndo wako mstari Wa mbele kushadadia ushoga! Kazi tunayo! Wa kwetu aliulizwa akaomba apewe muda kwanza!
COARTEM
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Mkuu tunahitaji Rais kama Gaddafi, Hitler, Putin, Assad kuongoza nchi hizi za Africa.
COARTEM
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Jaribu kuficha tabia yako....fanyeni huko huko gizani......
muhomakilo jr
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Kweli Afrika bara la giza,ngoja tumsubili Museveni sijui atakuja na hoja gani hapa.inasikitisha...
Nyani Ngabu
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Hahahaaa....do something then.
waache.wewe fanya panapostahili full stop.
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Uganda court annuls anti-homosexuality law
Some gay Ugandans have fled the country, saying they are being persecuted
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Uganda's Constitutional Court has annulled tough anti-gay legislation signed into law in February.
It ruled that the bill was passed by MPs in December without the requisite quorum and was therefore illegal.
Homosexual acts were already illegal, but the new law allowed for life imprisonment for "aggravated homosexuality" and banned the "promotion of homosexuality".
Several donors have cut aid to Uganda since the law was adopted.
'Null and void'Start Quote
Uganda is a deeply conservative society where many people oppose gay rights and the sentence for homosexual acts has always been life imprisonment.
Earlier drafts of the anti-homosexuality act made it a crime not to report gay people - which would have made it impossible to live as openly gay - but this clause was removed.
However the legislation that was passed in parliament was "null and void", the presiding judge at the Constitutional Court said, as not enough lawmakers had been present to vote on the bill.
The law, which was signed by President Yoweri Museveni in February, toughened up existing laws.
Lesbians were covered for the first time and those found living in a same-sex marriage could have been sentenced to life imprisonment.
The challenge to the law was brought by 10 petitioners, including academics, journalists, both ruling and opposition MPs, human rights activists and rights groups.
"The retrogressive anti-homosexuality act of Uganda has been struck down by the constitutional court - it's now dead as a door nail," the AFP news agency quotes prominent journalist Andrew Mwenda, one of the petitioners, as saying.
The court has been packed this week for the hearings about the anti-gay legislation
Kosiya Kasibayo, a lawyer for the state, said a decision had not been made on whether to appeal against the ruling in the Supreme Court, the Associate Press news agency reports.
In June, the US imposed sanctions on the East African nation, including travel restrictions on Ugandan officials involved in serious human rights abuses.
The White House also cut funds to a number of programmes it is running with the Ugandan authorities.
Several European nations - including Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands and Sweden - had earlier cut aid.
But the Ugandan authorities have defended the law in the past, saying President Museveni wanted "to demonstrate Uganda's independence in the face of Western pressure and provocation".
Uganda's anti-homosexuality act:
BBC News - Uganda court annuls anti-homosexuality law
Maoni yangu..
Tulidhani Babu Museveni ana msimamo, mbabe na ni mfano wa kuigwa Afrika, kumbe yale yale, sawa inawezekana alipayuka na kuiweka hiyo sheria mapema, cha kushangaza mbona hakuiga mfano wa TZ, raisi wetu JK hakupaparika wala kupiga kelele wala nini, ila aliwaambia ukweli, kuwa mmesikia mashoga wanapigwa mawe huku au kufungwa? Na pia alisisitiza kimila haya mambo kwetu hayakubaliki..JK bomba..hapapariki, pamoja na kupondwa hafanyi maamuzi magumu, anatafakari, na akikosea, huwa tunamuona akifanya yaliyo sahihi...
Kichekesho Babu Museveni kumbe alikuwa na ka trip ka kwenda USA, labda kuandika mikataba ya uchimbaji mafuta au kuomba misaada...Ila wazungu kweli tuko mifukoni mwao, wanatufanya mbaya sana aise...hatufurukuti...inatisha...
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Uganda's Constitutional Court has annulled tough anti-gay legislation signed into law in February.
It ruled that the bill was passed by MPs in December without the requisite quorum and was therefore illegal.
Homosexual acts were already illegal, but the new law allowed for life imprisonment for "aggravated homosexuality" and banned the "promotion of homosexuality".
Several donors have cut aid to Uganda since the law was adopted.
'Null and void'Start Quote
The retrogressive anti-homosexuality act of Uganda has been struck down... it's now dead as a door nail
Andrew Mwenda Journalist and one of the challengers
Uganda is a deeply conservative society where many people oppose gay rights and the sentence for homosexual acts has always been life imprisonment.
Earlier drafts of the anti-homosexuality act made it a crime not to report gay people - which would have made it impossible to live as openly gay - but this clause was removed.
However the legislation that was passed in parliament was "null and void", the presiding judge at the Constitutional Court said, as not enough lawmakers had been present to vote on the bill.
The law, which was signed by President Yoweri Museveni in February, toughened up existing laws.
Lesbians were covered for the first time and those found living in a same-sex marriage could have been sentenced to life imprisonment.
The challenge to the law was brought by 10 petitioners, including academics, journalists, both ruling and opposition MPs, human rights activists and rights groups.
"The retrogressive anti-homosexuality act of Uganda has been struck down by the constitutional court - it's now dead as a door nail," the AFP news agency quotes prominent journalist Andrew Mwenda, one of the petitioners, as saying.
Kosiya Kasibayo, a lawyer for the state, said a decision had not been made on whether to appeal against the ruling in the Supreme Court, the Associate Press news agency reports.
In June, the US imposed sanctions on the East African nation, including travel restrictions on Ugandan officials involved in serious human rights abuses.
The White House also cut funds to a number of programmes it is running with the Ugandan authorities.
Several European nations - including Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands and Sweden - had earlier cut aid.
But the Ugandan authorities have defended the law in the past, saying President Museveni wanted "to demonstrate Uganda's independence in the face of Western pressure and provocation".
Uganda's anti-homosexuality act:
- Life imprisonment for gay sex, including oral sex
- Life imprisonment for "aggravated homosexuality", including sex with a minor or while HIV-positive
- Life imprisonment for living in a same-sex marriage
- Seven years for "attempting to commit homosexuality"
- Between five and seven years in jail or a $40,700 (£24,500) fine or both for the promotion of homosexuality
- Businesses or non-governmental organisations found guilty of the promotion of homosexuality would have their certificates of registration cancelled and directors could face seven years in jail.
BBC News - Uganda court annuls anti-homosexuality law
Maoni yangu..
Tulidhani Babu Museveni ana msimamo, mbabe na ni mfano wa kuigwa Afrika, kumbe yale yale, sawa inawezekana alipayuka na kuiweka hiyo sheria mapema, cha kushangaza mbona hakuiga mfano wa TZ, raisi wetu JK hakupaparika wala kupiga kelele wala nini, ila aliwaambia ukweli, kuwa mmesikia mashoga wanapigwa mawe huku au kufungwa? Na pia alisisitiza kimila haya mambo kwetu hayakubaliki..JK bomba..hapapariki, pamoja na kupondwa hafanyi maamuzi magumu, anatafakari, na akikosea, huwa tunamuona akifanya yaliyo sahihi...
Kichekesho Babu Museveni kumbe alikuwa na ka trip ka kwenda USA, labda kuandika mikataba ya uchimbaji mafuta au kuomba misaada...Ila wazungu kweli tuko mifukoni mwao, wanatufanya mbaya sana aise...hatufurukuti...inatisha...
Nyani Ngabu
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Yaani watu wanavyohemka utadhani hiyo mkkundu inayodinywa ni yao.
Kudinywa adinywe mwingine lakini kuhemka uhemke wewe....it just doesn't make sense!
MTAZAMO
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Long live Robert Mugabe ......... soma hapa chini ujue huyu mtu anastahili heshima ya aina yake ........
'This nonsense from Europe, keep their homosexual nonsense there and not cross over with it.'
Mugabe added: 'We did not fight for this Zimbabwe so it can be a homosexual territory. We will never have that here and if there are any diplomats, who will talk of any homosexuality, just tell me. We will kick them out of the country without any excuse. We wont even listen. Any signal that they are homosexual we kick them out of the country before sunset.
Mugabe also made other threats. 'If you pass a law that rejects homosexual marriages, we will punish you like what they are doing to Uganda and us. And they say they want you to believe that if a man gets another man and they have a homosexual relationship, they have human rights to do so.' 'But that act is inhuman. Its not human and human rights cannot derive from acts, which are inhuman. That does not exist in jurisprudence.'
Mugabe also said: 'What is wrong is wrong and cannot be right but they say no, human beings are free to marry each other, and look at the absurdity of it all, when God created the world, we learned from the Bible, He created animals, forests, lastly He created man. Because man was lonely, He got from the side of man, a rib and created a woman...thats the start of society as we know it from the bible.'
'This nonsense from Europe, keep their homosexual nonsense there and not cross over with it.'
Mugabe added: 'We did not fight for this Zimbabwe so it can be a homosexual territory. We will never have that here and if there are any diplomats, who will talk of any homosexuality, just tell me. We will kick them out of the country without any excuse. We wont even listen. Any signal that they are homosexual we kick them out of the country before sunset.
Mugabe also made other threats. 'If you pass a law that rejects homosexual marriages, we will punish you like what they are doing to Uganda and us. And they say they want you to believe that if a man gets another man and they have a homosexual relationship, they have human rights to do so.' 'But that act is inhuman. Its not human and human rights cannot derive from acts, which are inhuman. That does not exist in jurisprudence.'
Mugabe also said: 'What is wrong is wrong and cannot be right but they say no, human beings are free to marry each other, and look at the absurdity of it all, when God created the world, we learned from the Bible, He created animals, forests, lastly He created man. Because man was lonely, He got from the side of man, a rib and created a woman...thats the start of society as we know it from the bible.'
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Nasubiri kauli rasmi ya @M7
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Nyani Ngabu naomba nikuulize kwa ustaarabu kabisa. Je wewe hili jambo kwako unaona ni sahihi? Je wewe ni mtetezi wa hao minority? Kwa utashi wako wa kumuogopa MUNGU unadhani ni sahihi kushabikia matendo ya Kishoga?
Kama nitakuwa nimekukera pls nisamehe........daaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nimemjibu simpo tu kwamba yeye at.[o]mbe ile sehem sahihi .iyo nyingine awaachie hao mashoga watajuanana Mungu wao....ujue kitakachotuua bongo ni unafiki tu..nawapenda wazungu wapo straight foward..kukubali haina maana ur a folower....