Foreign Secretary saddened and disappointed by Ugandan anti-homosexuality lawImmunotherapies
William Hague: this bill will increase persecution and discrimination of Ugandans, as well as damage Uganda's reputation internationally
On 24 February 2014 William Hague said:
" I am deeply saddened and disappointed that the Anti-Homosexuality Bill in Uganda has been signed into law. The UK strongly opposes all discrimination on any grounds. We question the Bill's compatibility with Uganda's constitution and international treaty obligations. There can be no doubt that this Bill will increase persecution and discrimination of Ugandans, as well as damage Uganda's reputation internationally."
" We ask the Government of Uganda to protect all its citizens and encourage tolerance, equality and respect. We will continue to press the Government of Uganda to defend human rights for all, without discrimination on any grounds."
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