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uganda

Anti-Homosexuality law in Uganda violates human rights and endangers LGBT people  

-The law, which was signed into force today, criminalises and imposes sentences of life imprisonment for homosexuality, same-sex marriage and "aggravated homosexuality". It also provides for prison sentences of five to seven years for the “promotion” of, “attempts to commit”, “aiding and abetting” and “conspiracy to engage in” homosexuality.

myanmar

Penal Code 1860, S. 377 Carnal Intercourse Against the Order of Nature

-section 377 criminalises “carnal intercourse against the order of nature” with a penalty of “transportation for life” or up to ten years imprisonment. This provision applies to both men and women.

Police Act 1945, S. 35(c) Disguise

-Section 35(c) of the Police Act 1945 criminalises any person found with his face covered or disguised with a penalty of up to three months imprisonment. This law is used to penalise transgender persons.