Uganda: Amnesty International condemns attacks on LGBT

Uganda: Amnesty International condemns attacks on LGBT June 7, 2008

Posted by Kelli Anne Busey in activist, homophobia, prision, transgender, Uganda.
Tags: activist, Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, prision, transgender, Uganda
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On June 4, 2008 three LGBT activist were arrested after distributing a press release protesting the Uganda’s government inaction in response to the Aids Crisis. The activists have reportedly been sexually assaulted and physically harmed while in custody.

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