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KAMPALA, Uganda - Proposed legislation would impose the death penalty for some gay Ugandans, and their family and friends could face up to seven years in jail if they fail...
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Today: Breaking news on health care reform and Rachel interviews “ex-gay” “therapist” Richard Cohen. Yes, the cuddle guy. You want to see this.
Spiritual leader of Anglican Christians in Southern Sudan seeks support for his people
Numerous election-related crimes by senior Ugandan government officials have gone unpunished and the country must urgently reform its election laws ahead of 2011 polls, Human Rights Watch said Friday.
Dec. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Coffee exports from Uganda , Africa’s biggest producer of the robusta variety, fell 12 percent in November after rains disrupted harvesting, the state-run Uganda Coffee Development Authority said.
Oxytocin shots fail to improve outcome for women with serious childbirth complication.
Whoo boy: Things got steamy on the Rachel Maddow Show tonight, as Maddow faced off with Richard Cohen, the "ex-gay" "psychotherapist" who claims gays can choose to be straight. It's the heavy-weight...
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Officials: In Ghana, cell phones reduce maternal mortality In Ghana’s Amensie village, where the Millennium Villages project made mobile phones near ubiquitous in 2006, deaths related to childbirth have fallen from 20 per year to zero in 2008, according to local health officials. Local health workers attribute the improvement in part to women’s new-found emergency access [...]
The chairwoman of the Wake County Board of Elections said Wednesday that she will not refer allegations of voter fraud against singer Clay Aiken to the state board. She called it a "moot issue" and voter education issue. Aiken submitted a letter to the Board of Elections Wednesday morning withdrawing his voter registration "effective immediately." Records show Aiken voted in October using the ...
To celebrate World AIDS Day, December 1, 2009, the Children in Need Club held a film screening of "Tiny Tears" and had a guest lecturer, Rev. Dr. Mankekolo Mahlangu-Ngcobo, come to campus to spread the word that HIV and AIDS do not only affect adults, but children as well.
The influential evangelical leader and anti-gay-marriage activist refuses to condemn a proposed law in Uganda that calls for the death penalty for gay sex.
After years of warnings from Anglican leaders, Saturday's (Dec. 5) election of a lesbian bishop poses a stark question for the Episcopal Church: Does it want to continue to be a full member in the global Anglican Communion, or go its own way?
Gay Republican organization GOProud announced Tuesday that it will be a cosponsor for one of the most significant conservative events of the year.
It keeps happening -- every day the "news" is filled with statements that give me no other choice than to just shake my head and say, "Huh?" These stories and ideas just don't compute.
