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    Uganda bans 38 'gay rights' agencies

    Wed, 06/20/2012 - 12:58 EDT - CNN
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    The Ugandan government said Wednesday it will ban at least 38 nongovernmental agencies it says are promoting gay rights and recruiting children into homosexuality.

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