Entebbe, - The United States government condemned the decision of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni who signed the anti-gay law. But Museveni calls that Western countries can not impose his beliefs on the nation of Uganda.
"Respect the people of Africa and their values," Museveni said in an interview with CNN
" If you do not agree , silent . Allow us organize our society , then we 'll see. If we are wrong , we 'll find it for themselves , just as we do not interfere in your affairs , " said Museveni .
For the Ugandan leader , sexual behavior is a matter of choice and gay men called " disgusting . " Even according to the devout Christian , the only reason someone being gay is money .
"Homosexuals were mercenary . They actually heterosexual but because of the money they claim to homosexuals . They enter prostitution because of money , " he said .
Stressed, he has requested a scientific opinion before signing the antigay law .
" There is no research that shows you can be a homosexual in nature. Whereas a man can love his fellow man , it is a matter of choice . Upon hearing of the scientists , I get the facts . Could someone be gay by nature ? Answer is no , " said Museveni .
Based on the anti-gay law , those caught committing homosexuality for the first time , will face a prison sentence of 14 years . Those who do not report homosexual citizens can also snared crime . Life imprisonment is also possible for the gays getting worse .
The new law also criminalizes the promotion or recognition of homosexual relationships through or without the support of government agencies in Uganda or non-governmental bodies within and outside the country .
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