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Ex-Ethics Minister Buturo Breaks Silence on Sanctions Over Anti-Homosexuality Act

Bosco Nemeyimana
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  • Dr. Buturo, a vocal supporter of the controversial legislation, was among the MPs who passed the Anti-Homosexuality Bill on May 2, 2023. The law, which has drawn global criticism, was signed by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni on May 26, 2023.

KISORO: The Former Minister of Ethics and Integrity, Dr. James Nsaba Buturo has revealed that he has been quietly enduring international sanctions since the enactment of the controversial Anti-Homosexuality Act.

Dr. Buturo, now the Member of Parliament for Bufumbira East in Kisoro District, while speaking as the guest of honor during a fundraising event for choirs under the Diocese of Muhabura on Saturday at St. Andrew’s Seseme Cathedral described the sanctions as part of the broader international backlash against Uganda’s decision to implement the law, which has faced condemnation from human rights organizations and foreign governments.

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Dr. Buturo, a vocal supporter of the controversial legislation, was among the MPs who passed the Anti-Homosexuality Bill on May 2, 2023. The law, which has drawn global criticism, was signed by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni on May 26, 2023.

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He disclosed that foreign powers, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, had imposed sanctions on him for his stance. While he did not present formal documentation of the sanctions, he expressed gratitude to God for helping him remain steadfast in the face of adversity.

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“USA, UK, Canada, Australia—they listed me as a person against their policies. But God touched me, and I stood firm,” he said.

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Dr. Buturo accused foreign nations of advancing harmful agendas in Africa, including promoting LGBTQ rights, exploiting resources, and introducing measures aimed at undermining African societies. He alleged that some vaccines are being used to spread health threats like infertility and claimed that genetically modified seeds are part of a broader scheme to destabilize the continent.

“Foreigners aren’t good. They have used all means to terminate Africans and make sure they deviate from God. They have introduced vaccines, genetically modified seeds, LGBTQ, and are exploiting our resources. We must stand against such,” he emphasized.

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Dr. Buturo urged religious institutions, particularly the Church of Uganda, to uphold cultural values and preach against policies that undermine traditional norms. He also called on Ugandans to resist what he termed the “New World Order” being imposed by foreign powers.

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He expressed disappointment with some leaders who, despite being aware of these alleged schemes, have failed to take a stand.

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