Ugandan Parliament passes harsh anti-lgbtq Bill Ugandan lawmakers have passed a harsh anti-lgbtq bill after minor changes if signed into law by President uwari museveni as expected some same-sex acts could be punishable by the death penalty anyone found guilty of promoting homosexuality could face up to 20 years

In prison the bill which passed Tuesday with the support of 301 legislators and only a single dissenting vote was a modified version of the anti-homosexuality Bill of 2023 an earlier version of the bill passed in March was sent back to Parliament by president yoweri museveni who suggested three amendments this included

Distinguishing between being a homosexual and actually engaging in same-sex Acts museveni argued that the law needed to be clear so that what is being criminalized is not how the person identifies but rather their actions and any promotion of homosexuality the legislation mandates a life sentence for someone convicted of homosexuality

The President also argued against a clause penalizing Property Owners whose premises are used by gay or lesbian people saying it presented constitutional challenges and would be problematic to enforce museveni’s third recommendation was that mandating the public to report any same-sex acts should be restricted to cases involving children and vulnerable people

Failure to comply with fed to jail sentence of five years to ensure there was a quorum speaker Anita among took a roll call for members and closed the doors of parliament to ensure no one could leave among asked legislators to remain steadfast in opposing homosexuality let’s protect ugandans

Let’s protect our values our virtues she said we have a culture to protect the Western World will not come and Rule Uganda we may disagree but we disagree respectfully Western Medical and psychiatric associations regards sexual orientation as innate and part of normal human diversity lgbtq rights Defenders say the

Proportion of sexual minorities remains constant from country to Country including those with punitive laws Frank mogisha a gay rights lawyer and founder of a banned lgbtq rights organization sexual minorities Uganda said museveni’s amendments make a bad Bill worse this bill increases the penalty for reporting from three years to five years he said

And also this Bill yes it doesn’t criminalize the Identity or identifying as an lgbtq person but in promotion it’s vague if then someone identifies as lgbtq person won’t that be seen as promotion the sole lawmaker voting against the bill said even with modifications it will lead to abuse of the lgbtq

Community the bill awaits being signed by museveni something he promised to do once Parliament considered his recommendations

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