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Kenya Could Follow Uganda As East African Nations Wage War On LGBT Rights |

Kenya Could Follow Uganda As East African Nations Wage War On LGBT Rights |
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INSIGHT-Kenya could follow Uganda as East African nations wage war on LGBT rights

The draft of Kenya's Family Protection Bill, seen by Reuters, mirrors many aspects of the Ugandan law, which was signed by President Yoweri Museveni at the end of May to the dismay of the LGBT community, human rights campaigners and Western capitals. Gay sex is punishable by at least 10 years in jail under the proposed Kenyan law, while "aggravated homosexuality", which includes gay sex with a minor or disabled person or when a terminal disease is passed on, brings the death penalty.

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Kenya could follow Uganda as East African nations wage war on LGBT rights

Kenya could follow Uganda as East African nations wage war on LGBT rights
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Tanzania MP asked to dress up well and ordered to leave Parliament due to tight pants

Female minister Condester Sichwale in Tanzania was ejected after male colleague Hussein Amar complained about her "too tight" trousers.

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Tanzanian MPs call for apology after member removed over tight trousers

© screenshot/ @Jadwong Female members of Tanzania s parliament are calling for an apology after their fellow MP was required to leave the chamber on Tuesday due to her pants, which a male Speaker of parliament deemed to be too tight. Condester Sichwale, a female minister for Tanzania s ruling CCM party, was ordered to leave parliament after her male colleague, Hussein Amar, complained that her attire was inappropriate. Mr. Speaker, an example there is my sister seated on my right with a yellow shirt. Look at the trousers she has worn, Mr. Speaker! Amar said, according to BBC. ADVERTISEMENT KICKED OUT Tanzanian MP Condester Michael Sichlwe caused a stir in parliament in Dodoma today by wearing black tight-fitting trousers, and yellow top .

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