Uganda Anglican Church urges it's government to reject gay acts.
The religious head of the Anglican Church has entreated the clergy in Uganda to reject a new anti-gay law just accredited with the aid of using President Yoweri Museveni.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, stated there has been no justification for Anglicans to aid legislation that went in opposition to Christian teaching.
He additionally stated that he had written to Stephen Kaziimba, the pinnacle of the church in Uganda, to explicit his "grief and dismay" that the church has supported the regulation.
Gay intercourse is now punishable via way of means of lifestyles in prison, even as what the regulation calls "annoyed homosexuality", consisting of transmitting HIV, attracts the death penalty.
Brian Mwenda ,
Journalist,
Kuza television.
