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U ovoj je zemlji homoseksualnost zločin, no jučer su ipak održali svoj Gay Pride

Odbačen je zakon koji je predviđao doživotnu kaznu zatvora za homoseksualce

People hold rainbow flags as they take part in the Gay Pride parade in Entebbe on August 8, 2015. Ugandan activists gathered for a gay pride rally, celebrating one year since the overturning of a strict anti-homosexuality law but fearing more tough legislation may be on its way. Homosexuality remains illegal in Uganda, punishable by a jail sentence. AFP PHOTO/ ISAAC KASAMANI
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Oko 200 ugandskih aktivista defiliralo je u subotu u gradu Entebbe na Gay Prideu slaveći odustajanje, prije godinu dana, od zakona koji je kažnjavala homoseksualnost, iako ostaju oprezni.

Udruge za zaštitu ljudskih prava su kritizirale taj zakon koji je poništen u kolovozu 2014. koji je predviđao doživotnu zatvorsku kaznu za homoseksualce. Ustavni sud je odbacio taj tekst na temelju tehničkog propusta, šest mjeseci nakon što je stupio na snagu.

Višegodišnje zatvorske kazne

Više desetaka osoba okupilo se u gradu Entebbe, 40-ak kilometara južno od glavnog grada Kampale na obalama jezera Victoria, noseći zastave, kravate i kišobrane u duginim bojama koje simboliziraju LGBT zajednicu.

Homoseksualnost se i dalje smatra zločinom u Ugandi i kažnjava se višegodišnjim zatvorskim kaznama, ali stanovnici te zemlje više nisu prisiljeni vlastima prijavljivati homoseksualce.

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