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Homophobie ist auch 2015 noch ein Thema. Diskriminierungen und Vorurteile sind weiter aktuell. Das Westfalen-Blatt hat sich ein sattes Eigentor geschossen. Auf die Frage eines Familienvaters, ob seine sechs und acht Jahre alten Töchter die Hochzeit seines homosexuellen Bruders besuchen sollten: „Ich will nicht, dass sich unsere Töchter mit dem Thema der sexuellen Orientierung befassen.“ antwortete Psychologin/Autorin Barbara Eggert„Ich gebe Ihnen recht!“

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Kinder vor Homo-Ehe schützen?!

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epa04100002 An Ugandan man reads a daily newspaper on 25 February 2014 with headlines and images of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni signing the anti-gay legislation in Kampala, Uganda, 24 February 2014. A controversial bill that introduces lengthy prison sentences for people who engage in homosexual acts was signed into law by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni yesterday. The law, which has been strongly criticized by Western governments and human rights groups, punishes first-time offenders with up to 14 years in jail. People convicted of same-sex intercourse with a disabled person or a minor, as well as HIV-positive people caught engaging in homosexual acts, face life imprisonment. The law also makes it a crime not to report gay people. For the first time, lesbians are also targeted by legislation. EPA/RONALD KABUUBI +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

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epa04100002 An Ugandan man reads a daily newspaper on 25 February 2014 with headlines and images of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni signing the anti-gay legislation in Kampala, Uganda, 24 February 2014. A controversial bill that introduces lengthy prison sentences for people who engage in homosexual acts was signed into law by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni yesterday. The law, which has been strongly criticized by Western governments and human rights groups, punishes first-time offenders with up to 14 years in jail. People convicted of same-sex intercourse with a disabled person or a minor, as well as HIV-positive people caught engaging in homosexual acts, face life imprisonment. The law also makes it a crime not to report gay people. For the first time, lesbians are also targeted by legislation. EPA/RONALD KABUUBI +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

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