Human Rights

Museveni asks African nations to take lead in rejection of homosexuality

President Yoweri Museveni has called on African nations to lead in rejecting the promotion of homosexuality, describing the vice as a big threat and danger to the procreation of human race. #WhisperEyeNews

“Africa should provide the lead to save the world from this degeneration and decadence which is really very dangerous for humanity.

If people of opposite sex stop appreciating one another then how will the human race be propagated?” he asked.

President Museveni made these observations while interfacing with a delegation of Members of Parliament from over 22 African countries and the United Kingdom who had converged in Entebbe for a 2-day First ever Inter-Parliamentary Conference on Family Values and Sovereignty that ran under the theme ‘Protecting African Culture and Family Values’.

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