the christian organization cosponsored the conference, but mrs. slaterr focuses on banning some types of sex education. >> they push a form of sexual, social colonization by getting to your children and seeking to change their worldview on issues of sexual orientation, gender identity, abortion. >> asked whether the conference promoted anti-gay policies, mrs. slater told the bbc in a statement that "that family watch opposes legislation that penalizes a person for having sexual attractions or for how they identify." adding, "family watch supports the rights of african nations to determine their own values and laws, and especially with regard to sex, sexuality, and sex education without undue foreign pressure." like family watch, several other american organizations promote what they call family values in africa. around sexual rights including restricted assets -- access to abortion but limit themselves from anti-gay legislation. many in kenya's lgbtq community believe they are fighting for the right to exist. >> we are also human beings. we do our work.

but mrs slater says her focus is on banning some types of sex education.ldren and seeking to change their worldview on issues of sexual orientation, gender identity, abortion. asked whether the conference promoted anti—gay policies, mrs slater told the bbc in a statement that like family watch, several other american organisations promote what they call family values in africa around sexual rights, including restricting access to abortion, but distanced themselves from anti—gay legislation. but many in kenya's lgbtq community believe they're fighting for their right to exist. we're also human beings. we do our work. we pay the bills to pay taxes, so they have to accept us. yeah. catherine byaruhanga, bbc news, nairobi. in other news: the japanese government is reportedly planning to release treated water from the fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean as early as august. that's according to japan's nikkei newspaper. this comes after the un nuclear agency approved japan's plans to release the radio—active water, saying the effect on people and the environme

but mrs slater says her focus is on banning some types of sex education.n and seeking to change their worldview on issues of sexual orientation, gender identity, abortion. asked whether the conference promoted anti—gay policies, mrs slater told the bbc in a statement that "family watch opposes legislation that penalises a person for having sexual attractions or for how they identify." adding "family watch supports the rights of african nations to determine their own values and laws, and especially with regard to sex, sexuality and sexual education without undue foreign pressure." like family watch, several other american organisations promote what they call family values in africa around sexual rights, including restricting access to abortion, but distanced themselves from anti—gay legislation. but many in kenya's lgbtq community believe they're fighting for their right to exist. we're also human beings. we do our work. we pay the bills to pay taxes, so they have to accept us. yeah. catherine byaruhanga, bbc news, nairobi. another wave of mass shootings ha

patrick harvie and lorna slater. mr into in places, into the evening in places, showers . but for many showers elsewhere. but for many of a drying up theme of us, it is a drying up theme overnight and indeed over the next days. it's also going next few days. it's also going to warm but for the time to warm up. but for the time being, it's quite cool out there because we've got this north to north westerly and north westerly air flow and we've got this rain spell across the south, some heavy and persistent wet weather moving through southern and then south eastern parts through the evening . the wettest weather by evening. the wettest weather by the end of the night east the end of the night into east midlands , east anglia, the midlands, east anglia, the south—east showers elsewhere and there'll still be some showers across parts scotland, across parts of scotland, north—west england and wales overnight. a lot of cloud as well. also be some well. there'll also be some clear as this system clear spells as this system mov

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