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The World Bank says that Uganda loans are banned, two years ago, when the country passes a Draconian new law against the LGBTQ people.
In 2023, Uganda voted in some of the world’s most rigid anti-sectors legislation, everyone identified same-sex actions Death may be sentenced.
Since then, hundreds of people were expelled from their homes, violence or were arrested for sexuality for human rights consciousness and presentation forum of Ugandan.
However, the World Bank says that the new “softening measures” will be sure that the LGBTQ people will not affect the people of the LGBTQ or not discriminating.
The BBC asked the government of Ugandan and the World Bank for additional interpretations.
“The world bank is prosperous, all people, all people, all people, funded projects, this” AFP news agency “AFP news agency” AFP news agency “to the AFP news agency” Other stakeholders in the country to test.
Named World Bank spokesman Reuters New World Bank spokesman for Reuters New projects have been approved in “Social Protection, Education and IDP”.
Analysts are one of the world’s foreign financing sources in the World Bank, play an important role in the development of infrastructure. There is road updates and expanded electricity Among the organization’s support projects In the East African country.
However, some economists have criticized the financing model used by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, and stopping the continuous growth of sustainable peoples by connecting a dependence on credit.
In the Uganda, several African people are among the people – including Ghana and Kenya – In recent years, the LGBTQ witnessed the actions that restricted the rights of the people.
Uganda’s Draconian Anti-Homosexuality Action News asked for international condemnation in 2023.
It is mainly between $ 470 million (£ 347 million and £ 1.2 billion and 1.2bn) per year due to frozen financing According to estimates that are open to work by the Britain-based charity.
The Uganda government reflects the conservative values of the people of the anti-gay law, but critics are a little more than the distraction from real issues such as high unemployment and Attacks on the ongoing opposition.
“A researcher who works with human rights in Uganda Oryem Nyeko,” low-hanging fruit, “oryem Nyeko, It was reported to CBC then.
“It is framed as something that threatens to the children of foreigners and people.”
Victims of battles, removal And worse, the new law of Ugandan made the best to attack them for the sexuality of people.
The law also was sentenced to 20 years in prison for “preaching”, and the government, who defended the 20-year imprisonment for homosexuality, protected LGBTQ rights, but the government rejected it.
By claiming that homosexuality informs “Private but not promoting but not encouraging, but in the Uganda Information minister, the Minister of the AFP news agency” to confess or leave anyone “to the AFP news agency.
Chris Baryomunsi also welcomed the change of the World Bank to give a loan of Uganda to Uganda, but the organization’s change of heart change.
