earlier i spoke to journalist you julius mc gamboa in the u. gannon, capital kampala, i asked him why lawmakers there felt the need to crack down even harder on homosexuality. that very christian has been widely debatable here in uganda. for the past few weeks, many people are questioning why this time because we have not recently seen public events, public gatherings of gay communities. we've not had a big sim 6 wedding. we've not had the gay pride parade taking place. and some people are questioning, why are politicians coming at this time? i paused the same question before the the move of the bill. and he told me that actually the gay community has been recruiting children in the background. there have been recruiting children in schools and he says, this is a proper justification to come up with a new legislation to cub what he calls immoral activities. what is the situation like for day people in uganda today? i think it's important to appreciative, fucked, that many ugandans are publicly anti gay. you can as presidential irma 70 has previously described gay people as disgusting

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