Kasha J. from Freedom And Roam Uganda (FARUG)
When Ugandans hear that we are advocating for gay rights they imagine we want more or extra rights,but NO,we want what belongs to us which was robbed from us,EQUAL RIGHTS which we are entitled to just like any other Ugandans.
gay muslim scholar states why he went on radio November 5, 2004: Some of you have been questioning my reasons for being on air with such a controversial topic yet knowing that the community is not ready for it. Some have aired their concerns that the Muslim community is still years behind with these issues and certain sectors within the Muslim community have still to deal with cast issues and inter-religious marriages. Dealing with homosexuality now is a far cry from reality. So why did I go on air? [more]
muslim canadian congress endorses same-sex marriage legislation February 1, 2005: Ottawa - The Muslim Canadian Congress, a Toronto-based grassroots organization, has welcomed the legislation presented by Justice Minister Irvin Cotler that re-defines marriage to include samesex patners, and has urged Muslims and other minority
groups to stand in solidarity with gays and lesbians. [more]
Kasha J. from Freedom And Roam Uganda (FARUG)
