Uganda's President Museveni has reaffirmed his support for an anti-LGBTQ law that includes a potential death penalty for "aggravated homosexuality". International calls to rescind the law have been ignored, with Museveni stating that "no one will move us". Human rights groups have called for sanctions against Uganda's leaders, while the US President, European Union, and UN chief have warned that foreign aid and investment could be jeopardised unless the law is repealed. The law has broad support in Uganda, with lawmakers defending it as a necessary bulwark against Western immorality.

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