maybe not even out, and just felt empowered by it. so here we are at the television centre again 30 years later. clearly things are a lot better than they were in the 1980s, but it has completely changed and there are very dangerous pockets of homophobia —— has not changed. the fact we are here today means the story has been remembered. the here today means the story has been remembered.— been remembered. the lesbian -rotest been remembered. the lesbian protest at the _ been remembered. the lesbian protest at the bbc. _ been remembered. the lesbian protest at the bbc. our- been remembered. the lesbian protest at the bbc. our next i protest at the bbc. our next film is about the struggle for safety and acceptance in uganda. in 2009, ugandan mps tried to make acts of homosexuality punishable by imprisonment and even death. homophobia was rife with tabloid papers printing the names and addresses of gay people. many feared for their lives, including the activist victor macarthur. uganda already has a law that can be