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Uganda: New Law Bans Mini-Skirts
VOA, 19 February 2014
The Ugandan government said the president has signed into law sweeping and controversial anti-pornography legislation that outlaws miniskirts and other types of revealing clothing. Read more »
Ugandan Law Bans Mini-Skirts
According to Ethics and Integrity Minister, Simon Lokodo, it is now illegal to wear clothes deemed as sexually exciting in the country.
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Kenya: New Ugandan Dress Code Is Anti-Women
The Star, 21 February 2014
President Museveni has just signed the new Anti-Pornography Act into law. Read more »
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Uganda: Silent Danger in Anti-Gay and Anti-Porn Bills
Independent (Kampala), 10 January 2014
Recently Uganda Parliament passed two bills; the Anti-Homosexuality and the Anti-Pornography Bills, which purport to aim at protecting Uganda's societal morals. However, what seems… Read more »
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Uganda: Nothing Can Justify Rape
Observer, 26 September 2013
The minister of state for Youth Affairs, Ronald Kibuule, was on Wednesday put on the spot in Parliament to clarify his remarks that women who dress indecently deserve to be raped. Read more »
InFocus
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The Ethics and Integrity Minister Reverend Simon Lokodo has said that the Anti-Pornography Bill is not about miniskirts but the "vulgar and obscene way of exposing the human body ... Read more »
