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    Uganda to jail people who identify as LGBTQ in one of world's most anti-gay laws

    Uganda's parliament has passed sweeping new anti-LGBTQ+ laws with tougher punishments, making some acts punishable by death.
    by Emmanuel Akinwotu Mar 22, 2023 1 minute
    Updated March 22, 2023 at 4:58 PM ET

    LAGOS, Nigeria — Uganda's parliament has passed some of the most sweeping anti-LGBTQ legislation in the world. Same-sex acts were already unlawful in Uganda, but on

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