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UPDATE:
Great news -- the bill has has been shelved! Together, we've won a major fight for equality and justice. Over 1.6 million of us signed the petition opposing the anti-gay bill, tens of thousands of us called our heads of state, and we helped make the attack on gay rights in Uganda a major international news story -- and it worked.
Today, under intense global pressure, the Speaker of the Ugandan Parliament blocked the anti-gay bill from coming to a vote in the emergency session. Now Parliament has closed and the bill has been wiped from the books. It's not necessarily gone for good, but to be considered again, it would have to be reintroduced as a new bill and go through the whole Parliamentary process -- which took 18 months last time.
Our global outcry made it clear that the world is watching, and demanding that human rights be respected everywhere. Today, we can join our friends in Uganda in celebration of a victory that could save thousands of lives.
Ill put my previous journal back up in a couple of days, for now please read this and I genuinly Implore everyone who reads this to put it in their journal for the next two days and ask their watchers to do the same
We have 48 hours to save thousands of gay Ugandans from possible execution. On Wednesday, Parliament could pass a law that imposes the death penalty for homosexuality. An international outcry shelved this bill last year -- if we can ramp up the pressure again and keep the gay death penalty law from reaching a vote this week, it will die when Parliament closes in 48 hours. Click below to sign the petition:
www.avaaz.org/en/uganda_stop_h…
Thanks!
Great news -- the bill has has been shelved! Together, we've won a major fight for equality and justice. Over 1.6 million of us signed the petition opposing the anti-gay bill, tens of thousands of us called our heads of state, and we helped make the attack on gay rights in Uganda a major international news story -- and it worked.
Today, under intense global pressure, the Speaker of the Ugandan Parliament blocked the anti-gay bill from coming to a vote in the emergency session. Now Parliament has closed and the bill has been wiped from the books. It's not necessarily gone for good, but to be considered again, it would have to be reintroduced as a new bill and go through the whole Parliamentary process -- which took 18 months last time.
Our global outcry made it clear that the world is watching, and demanding that human rights be respected everywhere. Today, we can join our friends in Uganda in celebration of a victory that could save thousands of lives.
Ill put my previous journal back up in a couple of days, for now please read this and I genuinly Implore everyone who reads this to put it in their journal for the next two days and ask their watchers to do the same
We have 48 hours to save thousands of gay Ugandans from possible execution. On Wednesday, Parliament could pass a law that imposes the death penalty for homosexuality. An international outcry shelved this bill last year -- if we can ramp up the pressure again and keep the gay death penalty law from reaching a vote this week, it will die when Parliament closes in 48 hours. Click below to sign the petition:
www.avaaz.org/en/uganda_stop_h…
Thanks!
two weeks later
3 and a bit weeks without smoking :woohoo: :excited: :woohoo:
Quiting smoking
1 Whole week without smoking, YAY.
Not around so much
I really haven't had too much time for DA over the past couple of weeks due to various reasons but because of that I feel I might have been neglecting a few things on here and also friends I've made on here.
I'm really sorry if I haven't replied to things I really should have or thanked everybody for faves/comments. I've let the important stuff pile up in my messages and will get round to doing the things I should have done by now. At the moment I'm sorting out my PC as the wifey has a new laptop the PC is now all mine so I decided to completely reformat the bastard and now I'm in the middle of reinstalling the stuff I need and all the damn
A really long list of stuff about me, sort of
I'm putting this back up as it only had a day or so up last time round because I needed to change my journal
I was asked to tell a friend about myself, this seemed easier lol, it's not comprehensive so if you want to know something that isn't here or want to know anything about the answers I gave just ask. I will answer honestly
[ ] I am shorter than 5'4.
[ ] I think I'm ugly sometimes.
[X] I have many scars. --------------More some than many, i guess it depends on your definition
[x] I tan easily.
[ ] I wish my hair was a different color.
[ ] I have friends who have never seen my natural hair color.
[x] I have a tattoo. ------------
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having worked for gay rights for over forty years - i applaud your efforts and congratulate you on your victory well done