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Several large book publishers and a small public library are suing the state of Idaho over its book ban that requires libraries to restrict content "harmful to minors" to patrons 18 and older.
Even with certain restrictions against government leadership and international aid, more must be done to prevent Uganda's anti-LGBTQ+ law and the harm it will inflict on queer people, writes the Williams Institute's Ari Shaw.
Sanctions against the nation are possible, President Joe Biden said.
Paragraph 175, which outlawed homosexual acts, remained on the books until 1994.
Members of the terrorist group say victim had been found "guilty" of "corruption of thought" and "homosexual acts."
Kansas will require state-issued ID to view "acts of homosexuality" beginning July 1, which is considered "harmful to minors" under state law.
The arrests come in a country with one of the harshest anti-LGBTQ+ laws in the world.
The pair discussed human rights violations and the country's draconian Anti-Homosexuality Act.
“Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act fundamentally contradicts the World Bank Group’s values," said a statement from the institution.
The Kansas legislature has passed a bill that requires age verification to view "material harmful to minors," which includes "acts of homosexuality."
The world's largest Baptist university lifted its restriction on gay sex.
The controversial law punishes same-sex sexual relations with life imprisonment or death in some cases.
He made the comments as a bill was filed that would criminalize the "promotion" and "act" of homosexuality.
Good Cakes and Bakes received an order for red velvet cake -- iced with "Homosexual acts are gravely evil."
