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LGBTQ: Museveni’s Son Reacts To Reports That Foreign Companies Want To Leave Uganda Due To New Law

LGBTQ: Museveni’s Son Reacts To Reports That Foreign Companies Want To Leave Uganda Due To New Law
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A day after Ugandan legislators approving an anti-LGBTQ legislation that will among other things see people identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans or queer imprisoned for a maximum of 20 years or face death sentences over aggravated homosexuality, Ugandan President’s son Muhoozi Kainerugaba has reacted to reports that some foreign companies are planning to exit the East African country over the same.

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