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.
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when youth was still ‘youth’ SOUTH AFRICA – June 14, 2006: Militant youth of 1976 – or should we say “class of ‘76”, is very different in operation from the youth of today in many ways in South Africa. As the Youth month – June, draws to the end much is construed about the youth today that they still need to be conscientized as far as politics go. [more]
putting the camp into campaigning SOUTH AFRICA - June 13, 2006: Returning from the third International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival has motivated Roy Sargeant, an effective theatre giant, to create better theatre and make it accessible to all.
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Kasha J. from Freedom And Roam Uganda (FARUG)
