Joel Burns tells gay teens "it gets better" Ugandan Trans Woman Pens Courageous Open Letter to Parliament. The woman asked her members of Parliament to reject the so-called "kill the gays" bill.
Cleo K., a transgender woman living in Uganda, penned an open letter asking her members of Parliament to reject the country's "Anti-Homosexuality Bill," which would criminalize LGBT Ugandans and subject some to the death penalty. Activists around the world are rallying in opposition to Uganda's so-called "kill the gays" bill, which would proscribe long imprisonment and even death for some LGBT Ugandans, including those who are HIV-positive, and friends and family who refuse to turn in "known homosexuals" to the authorities.
Speaker Rebecca Kadaga told reporters last month that Parliament would pass the Anti-Homosexuality Bill as a "Christmas gift" to Ugandans who she says are "demanding it. " Life After Hate. Our Mission LIFE AFTER HATE is a 501(c)(3) non-profit consultancy and speakers bureau dedicated to helping organizations gain the knowledge necessary to implement long-term solutions that counter all types of violent extremism and terrorism.
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