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Uganda Bans Pornography, Begins Aggressive Raid On Distributors & Users Over Escalating Crime
August 29, 2017 – Uganda Begins Aggressive Move To Eradicate Pornography, Blames Porn For Escalating Crime Among Youths
Uganda Bans Pornography, Begins Aggressive Crackdown On Distributors & Users Over Escalating Crime
Ugandan Ethics Minister, Simon Lokodo, said today that a committee to eradicate pornography in the country has started work.
Lokodo said that the government blamed sexually explicit materials for everything, from drug abuse to homosexuality.
The minister said that the nation will invest roughly 500 million dollars yearly to stop “one of the deadliest moral diseases in the country”.
Lokodo, a former Catholic priest, blamed porn for “escalating cases of drug abuse among youths, incest, teenage pregnancy and abortion, homosexuality and lesbianism and defilement.”
“The nine-member investigate team will be outfitted with “top-end gadgets” to monitor or intercept the downloading, watching, sharing or transmission of pornographic material.
“In addition, inspectors will be assigned to conduct on-the-spot checks for pornographic material.
“The team will also be supported by 30 to 40 technical and administrative staff and anyone caught distributing or using pornographic material would be handed over to the police,’’ the minister said.
Amanda
August 30, 2017 at 1:54 AM
Good. Keep it up
Mon
August 30, 2017 at 2:20 AM
Find and good, but be ready to deal with rape cases….cracking down on illegal drugs should be more ideal as such enhances those immoral acts.
Pa
August 30, 2017 at 5:51 AM
Good work. Nigeria should follow this example. Pornography is unauthorised unfrican. It is not in our culture. This is a bad nasty dirty western culture.
MADAM ERANKO
August 30, 2017 at 10:45 AM
IT IS BETTER TO STOP AFRICAN FROM COPYCAT ,
BECAUSE ALL THOSE COUNTRIES THAT WE THINK ARE HOLY ARE SO STINKING DIRTY , FULL OF CONNIVING LITTLE SHIT ,
AND THEY WANT TO SPREAD THEIR POO TO AFRICA , AND SAY CIVILISATION MY FOOT .
DB
August 30, 2017 at 11:20 AM
At least an African country is doing something right. That one no concern Nigerian leaders, afterall, they with their children with them are most guilty