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Ugandan Court Drops Antigay law

1 Aug 2014


A Ugandan court struck down a punitive antigay law that has strained Uganda’s relations with the West but the court ruled on narrow technical grounds, preserving the possibility that the measure could be revived, according to New York Times.

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UN Secretary-General welcomed the decision.

UNAIDS welcomes Uganda’s Constitutional Court decision to annul anti-homosexuality law.

Ugandan social movements statement after the Court decision.

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