News From Seattle Examiner (www.examiner.com David Cato is not ordinary activities. The native of Uganda has started supporting gay rights, after he was attacked and beaten four times, arrested twice dismissed from his teaching job and had his sexual preference, the local press has published. It 's a question of visibility, Cato the Associated Press said. When we go out and ask for our rights, pass laws against us. A lot of light shines on the difficulties facing this African Nationshomosexual community, thanks to one of the laws, of which Cato speaks: the Ugandan parliament should be proposed, passed a law that the death penalty for some gay Ugandans. According to the AP, the legislation in its current form would be a death sentence for homosexuals with HIV or active warrant in cases of homosexual rape and require that a person convicted of a homosexual act, to life imprisonment. recommended that even those who favor the subsidies, or procures another to commitHomosexual acts, faces seven years in prison, though. Landlords who rent rooms or apartments to homosexuals, even seven years and anyone with religious authorities, political, economic or social, that could get any action for breach of the report three years ago. Homosexuality is already illegal in Uganda: The Criminal Code prohibits "carnal knowledge of any person against the order of nature" are rare, with a life sentence, but the persecution, for the purpose of testing...
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