Ugandan women protest against the anti-pornography law.
It has now emerged that the new Anti-Pornography law passed actually targets media organisations more than women in short dresses, according to the Observer. Read more »
According to Ethics and Integrity Minister, Simon Lokodo, it is now illegal to wear clothes deemed as sexually exciting in the country. Read more »
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 »
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