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[RwandaLibre] CANADA'S REFUSAL TO ALLOW UGANDAN LGBT ACTIVISTS INTO THE COUNTRY SPEAKS TO A WIDER HYPOCRISY

 

CANADA'S REFUSAL TO ALLOW UGANDAN LGBT ACTIVISTS INTO THE COUNTRY
SPEAKS TO A WIDER HYPOCRISY

By Muna Mire May 29 2014

A contingent of Ugandan LGBT activists were recently denied visitor
visas to attend World Pride 2014, which will be held in Toronto this
summer. The move comes as a surprise given the Canadian government's
strong, condemnatory stance on Uganda's repressive regime
criminalizing homosexuality.

The contingent of activists comprised of ten men and women who are all
currently risking their lives in the fight for LGBT rights on the
ground in Uganda—were invited to a human rights conference at the
University of Toronto taking place June 25-27. Just one member of the
contingent, keynote speaker Dr. Frank Mugisha, a highly prominent
advocate and a 2014 nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize, is able to come
to Canada on a multiple-entry visa he had been issued for previous
travels.

Brenda Cossman, conference co-chair, told the Toronto Star that it
remains critical to the global solidarity movement that the contingent
be able to attend the World Pride human rights conference. The
conference wants to hear from the delegation so that effective
allyship is possible from abroad.

"We are at risk of losing their voices," said Cossman.

Dr. Mugisha is a lawyer and the executive director of Sexual
Minorities Uganda (SMUG), an umbrella NGO that describes itself as
aiming "to liberate LGBT in Uganda." SMUG is a network of
organizations serving LGBT people across Uganda that came about in
2004, including smaller organizations like Icebreakers Uganda (serves
LGBT Ugandans who are in the process of coming out), Spectrum Uganda
(focuses on the health and well being of LGBT Ugandans), and the
Transgender Initiative Uganda.

Mugisha was close friends and colleagues with the former advocacy
officer at SMUG, David Kato. Kato, considered a father of the Ugandan
LGBT rights movement and "Uganda's first openly gay man" was murdered
in January 2011 shortly after successfully suing a tabloid for
publishing the names, photos, and addresses of 100 suspected LGBT
Ugandans with the order to "hang them." Several people on the list
were viciously attacked, and many went into hiding afterwards.

Mugisha is himself the plaintiff in a lawsuit brought by SMUG and
supported by the Centre for Constitutional Rights, against American
evangelical Scott Lively and Abiding Truth Ministries (considered a
hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center) for his work on the
Anti-Homosexuality Act and in cultivating a culture of homophobic
populism in Uganda. Lively has personally endorsed the death penalty
for LGBT individuals.

What's worse, The Fellowship Foundation or "The Family"—the same US
religious group that organizes the National Prayer Breakfast at the
White House—also provided "a base of inspiration and technical
support" for the Anti-Homosexuality legislation in Uganda.

Since the bill was signed into law in February 2014, SMUG reports that
anti-gay attacks have increased ten-fold, including lynchings, mob
violence, evictions, arson, blackmail, firings, and arrests. Within
days of the legislation going into effect, another list of 200 alleged
homosexuals was printed in a newspaper. Dr. Mugisha's name was on it.

Uganda has made life hell for LGBT people.

John Baird, Canada's foreign minister, took a strong stance against
the legislation in February, antagonizing Ugandan politicians who
frame their virulent legislation as anti-colonial. "This act is a
serious setback for human rights, dignity and fundamental freedoms,
and deserves to be widely condemned," he said at the time, "Canada
will speak out."

Baird went on to invoke the legacy of David Kato, who was bludgeoned
to death with a hammer in his own Ugandan home.

Why, then, has Canada denied 9/10 visas to a contingent that includes
Kato's friends and colleagues, who are currently fighting for LGBT
rights on the ground in Uganda? The hypocrisy is stunning. The
applications were rejected due to a combination of reasons. It appears
the government is concerned the ten would seek asylum in Canada, a
worry that is deeply disappointing, especially in light of Baird's
comments. Other official reasons for their refusal into Canada
include: lack of previous travel history, lack of family ties in
Canada (really?), andinsufficient funds for the trip. Read: too poor.

Hardcore evangelical Americans are not alone in providing material
support for the Anti-Homosexuality Act on the ground. Previously,
Ottawa provided nearly half a million dollars in funding to an
anti-gay religious group to do development work in Uganda. When taken
with the backstory of Canada quietly bankrolling groups that support
homophobic legislation and denying visas to LGBT Ugandans, Minister
Baird's condemnations of Uganda carry little weight. For that matter,
so do President Obama's. Until Western governments admit their
complicity in both colonialism and in fueling supposedly anti-colonial
homophobic populism, indictments of Uganda ring hollow.

In a piece recently written for the Guardian, Mugisha explains the
paradox succinctly, "I want my fellow Ugandans to understand that
homosexuality is not a western import and our friends in the developed
world to recognise that the current trend of homophobia is."

VICE reached out to Baird's office for comment and was referred
instead to Minister Chris Alexander's office at Citizenship and
Immigration which is currently working with MP Craig Scott to try to
expedite the reapplication process and reverse the decision:

"Our Conservative government was among the first to speak out against
state-sponsored homophobia in Russia. We welcome resettled gay
refugees from Iran and around the world. We have led the international
response to repression of the LGBT community in Uganda and elsewhere
in Africa. Citizenship and Immigration Canada will continue to do
everything it can, under our immigration laws, to make this conference
a success. Under Canadian law, decisions on individual visa
applications are made by highly-trained public servants," a
spokesperson said.

MP Craig Scott has said he expects "the right thing" to be done in the
end. With the conference set for the end of June, the clock is ticking
to process the applications which will be resubmitted this week,
according to Cossman. It seems, however, that the story of Canada's
role in supporting (or undermining) LGBT rights in Uganda goes beyond
issuing ten temporary visas—and that's a larger conversation we
haven't had yet.

@muna_mire

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[RwandaLibre] CANADA'S REFUSAL TO ALLOW UGANDAN LGBT ACTIVISTS INTO THE COUNTRY SPEAKS TO A WIDER HYPOCRISY

 

CANADA'S REFUSAL TO ALLOW UGANDAN LGBT ACTIVISTS INTO THE COUNTRY
SPEAKS TO A WIDER HYPOCRISY

By Muna Mire May 29 2014

A contingent of Ugandan LGBT activists were recently denied visitor
visas to attend World Pride 2014, which will be held in Toronto this
summer. The move comes as a surprise given the Canadian government's
strong, condemnatory stance on Uganda's repressive regime
criminalizing homosexuality.

The contingent of activists comprised of ten men and women who are all
currently risking their lives in the fight for LGBT rights on the
ground in Uganda—were invited to a human rights conference at the
University of Toronto taking place June 25-27. Just one member of the
contingent, keynote speaker Dr. Frank Mugisha, a highly prominent
advocate and a 2014 nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize, is able to come
to Canada on a multiple-entry visa he had been issued for previous
travels.

Brenda Cossman, conference co-chair, told the Toronto Star that it
remains critical to the global solidarity movement that the contingent
be able to attend the World Pride human rights conference. The
conference wants to hear from the delegation so that effective
allyship is possible from abroad.

"We are at risk of losing their voices," said Cossman.

Dr. Mugisha is a lawyer and the executive director of Sexual
Minorities Uganda (SMUG), an umbrella NGO that describes itself as
aiming "to liberate LGBT in Uganda." SMUG is a network of
organizations serving LGBT people across Uganda that came about in
2004, including smaller organizations like Icebreakers Uganda (serves
LGBT Ugandans who are in the process of coming out), Spectrum Uganda
(focuses on the health and well being of LGBT Ugandans), and the
Transgender Initiative Uganda.

Mugisha was close friends and colleagues with the former advocacy
officer at SMUG, David Kato. Kato, considered a father of the Ugandan
LGBT rights movement and "Uganda's first openly gay man" was murdered
in January 2011 shortly after successfully suing a tabloid for
publishing the names, photos, and addresses of 100 suspected LGBT
Ugandans with the order to "hang them." Several people on the list
were viciously attacked, and many went into hiding afterwards.

Mugisha is himself the plaintiff in a lawsuit brought by SMUG and
supported by the Centre for Constitutional Rights, against American
evangelical Scott Lively and Abiding Truth Ministries (considered a
hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center) for his work on the
Anti-Homosexuality Act and in cultivating a culture of homophobic
populism in Uganda. Lively has personally endorsed the death penalty
for LGBT individuals.

What's worse, The Fellowship Foundation or "The Family"—the same US
religious group that organizes the National Prayer Breakfast at the
White House—also provided "a base of inspiration and technical
support" for the Anti-Homosexuality legislation in Uganda.

Since the bill was signed into law in February 2014, SMUG reports that
anti-gay attacks have increased ten-fold, including lynchings, mob
violence, evictions, arson, blackmail, firings, and arrests. Within
days of the legislation going into effect, another list of 200 alleged
homosexuals was printed in a newspaper. Dr. Mugisha's name was on it.

Uganda has made life hell for LGBT people.

John Baird, Canada's foreign minister, took a strong stance against
the legislation in February, antagonizing Ugandan politicians who
frame their virulent legislation as anti-colonial. "This act is a
serious setback for human rights, dignity and fundamental freedoms,
and deserves to be widely condemned," he said at the time, "Canada
will speak out."

Baird went on to invoke the legacy of David Kato, who was bludgeoned
to death with a hammer in his own Ugandan home.

Why, then, has Canada denied 9/10 visas to a contingent that includes
Kato's friends and colleagues, who are currently fighting for LGBT
rights on the ground in Uganda? The hypocrisy is stunning. The
applications were rejected due to a combination of reasons. It appears
the government is concerned the ten would seek asylum in Canada, a
worry that is deeply disappointing, especially in light of Baird's
comments. Other official reasons for their refusal into Canada
include: lack of previous travel history, lack of family ties in
Canada (really?), andinsufficient funds for the trip. Read: too poor.

Hardcore evangelical Americans are not alone in providing material
support for the Anti-Homosexuality Act on the ground. Previously,
Ottawa provided nearly half a million dollars in funding to an
anti-gay religious group to do development work in Uganda. When taken
with the backstory of Canada quietly bankrolling groups that support
homophobic legislation and denying visas to LGBT Ugandans, Minister
Baird's condemnations of Uganda carry little weight. For that matter,
so do President Obama's. Until Western governments admit their
complicity in both colonialism and in fueling supposedly anti-colonial
homophobic populism, indictments of Uganda ring hollow.

In a piece recently written for the Guardian, Mugisha explains the
paradox succinctly, "I want my fellow Ugandans to understand that
homosexuality is not a western import and our friends in the developed
world to recognise that the current trend of homophobia is."

VICE reached out to Baird's office for comment and was referred
instead to Minister Chris Alexander's office at Citizenship and
Immigration which is currently working with MP Craig Scott to try to
expedite the reapplication process and reverse the decision:

"Our Conservative government was among the first to speak out against
state-sponsored homophobia in Russia. We welcome resettled gay
refugees from Iran and around the world. We have led the international
response to repression of the LGBT community in Uganda and elsewhere
in Africa. Citizenship and Immigration Canada will continue to do
everything it can, under our immigration laws, to make this conference
a success. Under Canadian law, decisions on individual visa
applications are made by highly-trained public servants," a
spokesperson said.

MP Craig Scott has said he expects "the right thing" to be done in the
end. With the conference set for the end of June, the clock is ticking
to process the applications which will be resubmitted this week,
according to Cossman. It seems, however, that the story of Canada's
role in supporting (or undermining) LGBT rights in Uganda goes beyond
issuing ten temporary visas—and that's a larger conversation we
haven't had yet.

@muna_mire

http://www.google.ca/gwt/x?gl=CA&hl=en-CA&u=http://www.vice.com/en_ca/read/canadas-refusal-to-allow-ugandan-lgbt-activists-into-the-country-speaks-to-a-wider-hypocrisy&source=s&q=Canada's+Refusal+to+Allow+Ugandan+LGBT+Activists+into+the+Country+Speaks+to..&sa=X&ei=MFaKU4vOO-vQsQSelYH4Cw&ved=0CBsQFjAA

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[RwandaLibre] Comatose Burundi Student to be Flown Home: Brutally Beaten up in Punjab.

 

Comatose Burundi Student to be Flown Home: Brutally Beaten up in Punjab.
IBTimes (India) - World 12:07 30-May-14May 30, 2014 16:35 IST
Photo: Yannick Nihangaza, a Burundi national, had come to India to
study Computer Science.

It's been over two years that Burundi national Yannick Nihangaza has
been lying in a vegetative state in India, where he had come to pursue
higher studies. However, the Punjab government has finally decided to
bear the cost of flying Yannick back to his country in an air
ambulance.

On 22 April 2012, the 24-year-old, who was pursuing a Bachelor's in
Computer Science from Lovely Professional University (LPU), was
attacked by nine youngsters in Jalandhar, in what is believed to be a
racially provacated ambush. Yannick was brutally beaten up and left
for dead.

The attack left Yannick in a comatose state, and it is understood that
the youngster has no chance of ever making it back to a normal life.
The incident drew only minor attention in the country. But following
pressure from the international community, the Punjab government
arrested seven of the nine accused youth, who wer sentenced to a
10-year prison term.

For the last two years, Yannick's father Nestor Ntibateganya has been
requesting the Indian government to help him take his son home. After
repeated petitions, the Punjab government has now arranged an air
ambulance to shift him back to his home in Bujumbura, Burundi's
capital city.

Nestor, a 60-year-old economist, has been living in India for the past
two years, looking after his son. During this period, he met several
politicians in Punjab, trying to get their help in getting his son
home.

The father let out his anguish in a heart-warming letter, published by
Hindustan Times.

"I sent my son to this country to study. He was a harmless, great
child and outstanding student who was constantly busy learning the
skills needed for his future... He was not out on the street to learn
how to kill, steal or do other kind of evil like that done to him by
these killers who are the citizens of your great nation," Nestor had
written to Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal on 20 June 2012.

"I am writing to you as a father writing to another father, someone
who has known and experienced love of a child and has given care and
love to other human beings like you."

And Badal has now decided to bear the expenses to send Yannick home
(estimated around Rs 75 lakh).

Yannick has been lying in coma at a Patiala-based private hospital.
His brain is severely damaged, and there is very little scope that he
will ever walk again.

"It is good that the government has finally agreed to shift my son and
hope that when it materializes, it happens safely as Yannick is too
weak," TOI quoted Nestor.

Though a final date has not yet been finalised, Yannick is expected to
be flown to Brumic Medical and Research Centre, Burundi, in the next
few days.

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[RwandaLibre] Comatose Burundi Student to be Flown Home: Brutally Beaten up in Punjab.

 

Comatose Burundi Student to be Flown Home: Brutally Beaten up in Punjab.
IBTimes (India) - World 12:07 30-May-14May 30, 2014 16:35 IST
Photo: Yannick Nihangaza, a Burundi national, had come to India to
study Computer Science.

It's been over two years that Burundi national Yannick Nihangaza has
been lying in a vegetative state in India, where he had come to pursue
higher studies. However, the Punjab government has finally decided to
bear the cost of flying Yannick back to his country in an air
ambulance.

On 22 April 2012, the 24-year-old, who was pursuing a Bachelor's in
Computer Science from Lovely Professional University (LPU), was
attacked by nine youngsters in Jalandhar, in what is believed to be a
racially provacated ambush. Yannick was brutally beaten up and left
for dead.

The attack left Yannick in a comatose state, and it is understood that
the youngster has no chance of ever making it back to a normal life.
The incident drew only minor attention in the country. But following
pressure from the international community, the Punjab government
arrested seven of the nine accused youth, who wer sentenced to a
10-year prison term.

For the last two years, Yannick's father Nestor Ntibateganya has been
requesting the Indian government to help him take his son home. After
repeated petitions, the Punjab government has now arranged an air
ambulance to shift him back to his home in Bujumbura, Burundi's
capital city.

Nestor, a 60-year-old economist, has been living in India for the past
two years, looking after his son. During this period, he met several
politicians in Punjab, trying to get their help in getting his son
home.

The father let out his anguish in a heart-warming letter, published by
Hindustan Times.

"I sent my son to this country to study. He was a harmless, great
child and outstanding student who was constantly busy learning the
skills needed for his future... He was not out on the street to learn
how to kill, steal or do other kind of evil like that done to him by
these killers who are the citizens of your great nation," Nestor had
written to Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal on 20 June 2012.

"I am writing to you as a father writing to another father, someone
who has known and experienced love of a child and has given care and
love to other human beings like you."

And Badal has now decided to bear the expenses to send Yannick home
(estimated around Rs 75 lakh).

Yannick has been lying in coma at a Patiala-based private hospital.
His brain is severely damaged, and there is very little scope that he
will ever walk again.

"It is good that the government has finally agreed to shift my son and
hope that when it materializes, it happens safely as Yannick is too
weak," TOI quoted Nestor.

Though a final date has not yet been finalised, Yannick is expected to
be flown to Brumic Medical and Research Centre, Burundi, in the next
few days.

http://www.google.ca/gwt/x?gl=CA&hl=en-CA&u=http://www.ibtimes.co.in/brutally-beaten-punjab-comatose-african-student-be-flown-home-after-two-years-601303&source=s&q=Brutally+Beaten+up+in+Punjab:+Comatose+African+Student+to+be+Flown+Home...&sa=X&ei=dE-KU8SsM9PLsQSZoIHQCg&ved=0CB0QFjA

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[RwandaLibre] Re: Tanzania-Rwanda relations may worsen - MPs

 

"But in response Membe
hit back when responding to MPs' views, accusing the shadow minister
of acting on behalf of a foreign country." Tanzania Foreign Minister.

Voilà la triste réalité de la politique contemporaine aux Grands Lacs
Africains. On est rendu à "acheter" l'opposition pour qu'elle pose des
questions embarrassantes au parlement! Mais comme c'est souvent le cas
quand on use ses culottes sur les bancs de l'opposition, le chien
aboie et la caravane passe...

Sibomana Jean Bosco.

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Crucial tourism road in Rwanda making progress
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Yesterday

In 2012, it cost $1.7 million to treat women after an unsafe abortion
in Rwanda
UPI - International Intelligence 23:22 30-May-14

Rwanda : un deuxième procès de génocidaires présumés ordonné en France
Le Monde 20:24 30-May-14

Cultured Traveler: In Rwanda, Looking to Art to Soothe
The New York Times - Technology 18:53 30-May-14 

Rwanda: Un deuxième procès ordonné à Paris contre des génocidaires présumés
20 Minutes - Societe 18:38 30-May-14

Rwanda : un deuxième procès ordonné à Paris contre des génocidaires présumés
LePoint.fr - Societe 18:18 30-May-14

Rwanda: un deuxième procès ordonné à Paris contre des génocidaires présumés...
RTL Info - Monde 18:06 30-May-14

Rwanda: No to Humiliation and Appeasement
AllAfrica 13:47 30-May-14

The Women Shaping Rwanda's Fashion Industry
AllAfrica 05:04 30-May-14

Rwanda rebuilds after genocide with focus on community health care
PBS Online - NewsHour 01:53 30-May-14

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