Ms Wanjiru Muiruri on the Kenyan Sex Crimes Bill
Who is funding "progressive" human rights activists to rewrite Kenyan law, on the sly, with the intention of hoodwinking Kenyans into endorsing values they have not considered, and in most cases, do not support?
 
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Ethiopia

 

About Ethiopia

official name: Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
capital: Addis Ababa
head of state: President GIRMA Woldegiorgis (since 8 October 2001)
Prime Minister: Meles Zenawi
state: multi party democracy
population: 74,777,981
languages: Amharic, Tigrinya, Oromigna, Guaragigna, Somali, Arabic, other local languages, English
religion: Muslim 45%-50%, Ethiopian Orthodox 35%-40%, animist 12%, other 3%-8%
currency: birr (ETB)

Legal wise
Homosexuality is illegal, punishable by 3years imprisonment.

Communication

Main lines in use: 610,300 (2005)
Cellular telephones: 178,000 (2004)
Internet hosts: 87 (2005)
Internet users: 113,000 (2005)

Articles:

ETHIOPIA TO TACKLE SEXUALITY IN ALL ITS FORMS

SECRETIVE LIVES FOR GAYS IN CONSERVATIVE ETHIOPIA

LES GAY ETHIOPIENS MENACES, LES ECCLESIASTES DEMANDENT LE BANISSEMENT

ETHIOPIAN GAYS VOW TO HAVE THEIR VOICES HEARD

troubled life of a gay ethiopian

ethiopian gays threatened as clerics seek homosexuality ban by Mongezi Mhlongo 27/1/2009
an ethiopian human rights activist raises the profile of gay rights on campus by Mask Admin 22/6/2005
public display of male-to-male affection not to be confused with acceptance of homosexuality by Mask Admin 14/6/2005
ethiopian gays are organizing themselves in washington d.c. by Mask Admin 20/5/2005
we are gay and ethiopian by Mask Admin 7/1/2005

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'my life doesn't belong to me anymore'
January 26, 2006: Innocent Nkung, a 35-year-old asylum seeker from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), suffered such homophobic and political persecution that he had to flee the DRC and is now fighting to stay in the UK after his asylum claim was refused. [more]

moseneke charges sacc on same-sex marriage
February 9, 2006: Whilst some church leaders in South Africa are still adamant rejecting same-sex union, constitutional court deputy chief judge Mr. Justice Dikgang Moseneke perceives the type of union differently.  [more]
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