HETEROSEXUAL SEXUAL ABUSERS: Attention Bishop Henry Luke Orombi, ¨BOY and GIRL¨ child sexual abuse has been running rampant in Uganda for DECADES!

Archbishop of The Anglican Province of Uganda, Henry Luke Orombi


Church of Uganda issues position statement opposing Bahati Anti Homosexuality 2009 Bill

The Church of Uganda associates itself with the concerns expressed in the Anti Homosexuality Bill 2009. However, instead of a completely new Bill, the Church recommends a Bill that amends the Penal Code Act (Cap.120) addressing loopholes, in particular:

¨The stance of the Ugandan Church distances itself from support for the present Bill and would effectively kick the whole process into the long grass. They propose amending existing provisions by means of a new Bill which might be called “The Penal Code Unnatural Offences Amendment Bill” and recommend that a comprehensive legislative and literature review of all the laws and literature related to the subject at hand be undertaken in order to identify the actual gaps in the existing legislation.

The position statement is cleverly worded. It doesn’t explicitly state opposition to the Bill but effectively does so by recommending the introduction of a completely new Bill. If the Bahati Bill is passed, the Church of Uganda will be on record as not having supported it. If the Bill fails to pass, will there be any traction behind the proposal to amend existing legislation? I doubt it.

The Church of Uganda proposals for the new Bill addresses three loopholes: protecting the vulnerability of the boy child; proportionality in sentencing; and ensuring that sexual orientation is excluded as a protected human right.

Girl children are protected under existing legislation against abuse by adults. Boy children are not and must be.¨ Changing Attitudes, U.K., HERE

THE EXISTING LEGISLATION IN UGANDA COVERS THE PROTECTION FROM ABUSE OF THE GIRL CHILDREN AND THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF UGANDA WISHES TO PROTECT THE BOY CHILD EQUALLY?

NOT MUCH REAL PROTECTION EXISTS UNDER THE CURRENT LAWS FOR GIRLS IN UGANDA...protection does still mean to defend and protect from abuse and abusers?

THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF UGANDA, HENRY OROMBI ARCHBISHOP, OUGHT CONCENTRATE/PREACH/REFORM ON THE DEADLY DAILY VIOLATIONS OF EXISTING LAW AND WITH THE DECADES OLD ABUSE DIRECTED TOWARD WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN UGANDA THAT IS ALREADY THE LAW!


CLEARLY, ADULTS AND CHILDREN ARE ABUSED IN CORRUPT UGANDA AS THE ANGLICAN CHURCH SPENDS MUCH TIME DEMONIZING LESBIANS, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER CHRISTIANS AND OTHERS INSTEAD OF DEALING WITH THE REAL PLAGUE OF CIVIL WAR, RESETTLEMENT CAMPS (over 20 years old), RAPE, SEX SLAVERY, THIEVERY AND THE MURDER/BURNING OF CHILD WITCHES!

NO PROTECTION EXISTS UNDER THE CURRENT LAWS IN UGANDA...protection does still mean to defend and protect from abuse and abusers?

·UGANDAS EPIDEMIC OF CHILD SACRIFICE
HERE

Sunday, March 1, 2009
Uganda’s epidemic of child sacrifice
The Independent - Uganda February 25, 2009

By Mubatsi Asinja Habati

¨When Liz Nabaale gave birth to a bouncing baby boy, happiness filled the home she shared with Henry Sserubiri in Nakinyuguzi village in Makindye, on the outskirts of Kampala city. The boy, whom the couple named Isaac Kyanakyayesu, was their fourth child.

But Kyanakyayesu did not live to celebrate his first birthday. Six months after his birth, he was killed by his father.¨

·UGANDA: Earrings to Deter Child Abuse·
HERE

Gulu, 28 April 2009 — More cases of child trafficking and abuse are being reported in the northern Ugandan districts of Gulu, Kitgum and Pader, according to officials. The region is mainly inhabited by an internally displaced population recovering from over a decade of war.

"People are taking advantage of impoverished IDP [internally displaced persons] parents. The parents are promised money and a good life for their children, but the children end up miserable... and abused," Johnson Kilama, the regional police liaison officer, told IRIN.

·UGANDA: child abuse rampant· HERE

World Vision
Thursday 11 February 2010

The results of a World Vision HIV and AIDS survey have revealed rampant child sexual abuse in Uganda and have been presented to the country’s government.

World Vision shared information with the Uganda government’s departments of Probation and Social Welfare, Education, Gender and Community Development, Police for child protection, Health Services and with other NGOs such as One World Uganda.

Although findings revealed that World Vision’s ‘Channels of Hope’ and Community Care Coalitions models proved to be effective in transforming people’s attitudes towards those affected by HIV and AIDS, sexual abuse is the biggest problem facing children in Kiboga district, in the central province of Uganda, where the survey was conducted.

According to the survey, sexual coercion was found to be a prominent factor in children’s initiation of sexual intercourse. The findings revealed that although girls were significantly more likely to report their first sexual encounter as ‘coerced’, significant proportions of boys experienced sexual abuse as well.


ON AND ON IT GOES!

GOOGLE, SEARCH, READ ALL ABOUT CHILD ABUSE IN UGANDA. CLEARLY MINISTER OF ¨MORALS AND ETHICS¨ NASBA BUTURO HASN´T BEEN FOCUSING OR ENFORCING EXISTING ABUSE LAWS IN UGANDA (there are thousands of bonafide abuses reported and few prosecuted).

CLEARLY MP DAVID BAHATI HASN´T PRESENTED A NEW PIECE OF LEGISLATION THAT FOCUSES ON THE REAL PROBLEM:

¨sexual coercion was found to be a prominent factor in children´s initiation of sexual intercourse. The findings REVEALED that although GIRLS were SIGNIFICANTLY more likely to report their first sexual encouter as ´coerced,´significant proportions of boys experienced sexual ABUSE as well.¨

Archbishop Orombi of the Anglican Church of Uganda...HEAL THYSELF and THY HETEROSEXUAL (and misc. other perverted) SHEEP and please refrain from exporting degenerate LIES regarding LGBT Christians abroad (whom you demonized as inhumane pedophiles)! Same to you Rev. Ssempa (you´re particularly loathsome with your slanderous antics and ought be shamed in public).

·Thanks to Changing Attitudes, U.K.
·Thanks to The Reverend Colin Coward
·Thanks to World Vision
·Thanks to Johnson Kilama
·Thanks to All Africa
·Thanks to Mubatsi Asinja Habati
·Thanks to The Independent
·Thanks to Archbishop Martin Barahona
·Thanks to Lionel Deimel, Sidebar

TAKE ACTION: The ANGLICAN UN, United Nations, HUMAN RIGHTS Observer, Mrs Hellen Grace Wangusa from Uganda, has an office and staff provided by the Episcopal Church (USA) at the Church Center 815 Second Avenue, New York, 10017. The direct office line is (001) 212-716- 6263 and the email address unoffice@episcopalchurch.org



Lionel Deimel, click HERE,¨No Anglican Covenant¨



´The Windsor Report,´ he said. “It’s just a report. When did it become like The Bible?

´The Covenant´ ¨Why do we need another covenant? We have the Baptismal Covenant. We have the creeds. What else do we need?”

Archbishop Martin Barahona, the Primate, Iglesia Anglicana de la Region Central America

LOVE SAVES US ALL: ¨Anger does not generally turn into hate among gay folk, but into activism¨

¨I grew up in the Washington D.C. suburbs and came out to myself in 1971, a couple years before the AMA removed homosexuality from its official list of mental disorders.¨


¨Problem was, back then there was very little for me to read on mainstream bookshelves, other then horrible stereotypes of gays as sexual psychopaths or pathetic mincing lisping limp-wristed sissies.

Everything I could get my hands on in 1971 about homosexuals and homosexuality had been written by heterosexuals.

There wasn’t much that was positive, nothing other then the novels of Mary Renault HERE that I could read that spoke to my heart.¨

Mary Renault, English Author, The Last of the Wine, The King Must Die, The Bull from the Sea, The Mask of Apollo, Fire from Heaven, The Persian Boy, and The Praise Singer. In addition to the novels, she has written a biography of Alexander the Great, The Nature of Alexander.

¨Finding and connecting with the larger gay community outside my door was a struggle. The only gay gathering place I knew of was a seedy looking bar…not the best place in the world for a teenager. I stayed away. For years the only place near to where I lived in the suburbs where I could get copies of The Advocate and The Washington Blade was a little adult bookstore tucked in dilapidated strip shopping center.

There I had to walk a gauntlet of heterosexual pornography to get to where they had the gay newspapers and magazines. Don’t even try to tell me that gay people are sexually extreme in a way heterosexuals aren’t...¨


¨...And what we saw weren’t monsters or pathetic weaklings or deranged sexual psychopaths, but simply other human beings like ourselves. Neighbors. Some plain, some fabulous, some…well…a bit geeky like me...¨


¨...And never again could we be reliably taught to hate ourselves. Maybe somewhere, in some forsaken corner of the nation gym teachers still teach kids that homosexuals usually mutilate and kill the people they have sex with, but if they try that most places now the gay kids in their classroom won’t stand for it…and neither will their families and their friends.

When that weight of fear and shame is lifted off your shoulders, what follows? Relief. Serenity. Joy perhaps…if coming out means finding the arms of someone to love, and be loved by. But often it’s anger too. Anger that what should have been one of life’s most perfect joys, discovering love and desire, finding someone to love, and being loved by them, was turned into a nightmare, into someone’s stepping stones to heaven. Your heart had to bleed, so they could be righteous. When you see the bottomless cruelty of it, it isn’t hard to become enraged.

Here I think, love saves us all. Anger does not generally turn into hate among gay folk, but into activism. Rage sometimes…yes. Righteous glorious outrage. There is nothing wrong with that. We have every right to be outraged at what hate does to us...¨

¨...But always with that promise land in sight, where the those first stirrings of love and desire within us do not have to die mangled, so that others can feel righteous about themselves. We keep our sights set on that day when we are all free to love without fear or shame and hate will never consume us as it has, sometimes, other oppressed people...¨ read it all at Truth Wins Out, By Bruce Garrett, HERE

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·Thanks to Bruce Garrett
·Thanks to Mary Renault
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