All Anti- Human rights legislation fuels repression and abuse By Melanie Nathan, October 16, 2014. Recently at a forum held by SFALI, The San Francisco Africa Leadership Institute, a Ugandan Member of Parliament, Hon. Nabilah Naggayi Sempala, stressed to the American audience, how important it is for LGBTI and other human rights defenders to address […]
Amnesty International and Uganda’s Discriminatory legislation
by Melanie Nathan on October 16, 2014 in Advocacy & Activism, Africa, EVENTS, Law, LGBT, LGBTI, NEWS, Organizations, Surveys, Uganda, WORLD
Shame on these American Parents…..
by Melanie Nathan on September 8, 2009 in Uncategorized
Melanie Nathan: I sent my twelve year old off to school today hoping that her first class period would run the President’s speech; in fact even emailed her principal stating I wanted to ensure she watched it live. I am disgusted by the people in this my Country who assert their children should not hear […]
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