To ferry terrorists and ammunitions in the recent terror incidents in Presented shocking details of how helicopters have allegedly been used Katsina and another March 25th investigative report in DailyTrust all March 18th article in Tribune, a March 23rd article in THISDAY, a MarchĢ1st DailyTrust report of a Senate hearing in which Senator Abu Ibrahimĭetailed the use of helicopters to drop supplies and attackers to attack Helicopters by terrorists operating in the burning north of Nigeria. More than Three Nigerian dailies have reported on the apparent use of This as a policy not just in Africa but across the world.” Targets the g*y community for discrimination. People and we are particularly opposed to legislation that actually She said, “With what is happening in the US, you can determine howįar we are willing to go. Thomas-Greenfield was optimistic that the U.S would win the fight to protect the LGBT community. She, however, did not disclose if the US would impose sanctions on the countries with anti-g*y laws to achieve its objectives. Nigerian people regardless of their sexual orientation.” Legislature to change these laws and provide human rights for all “So we will continue to press the government, to press the She said, “This is very much a work in progress, but I think you willĪgree with me that the law in Nigeria really went far in discriminatingĪgainst this community but also people who associate with them. Uganda had the hardest legislation on the g*y community. Reverse the anti-g*y law amounted to interference, said the country and Thomas-Greenfiled, who did not agree that pressuring Nigeria to Well as other governments who have provided legislation thatĭiscriminate against the LGBT community.” “As a policy, we will continue to press the government of Nigeria as Sexual orientation and gender identity is wrong. Strongest values that discrimination against anyone based on their
She said, “As a government, it is one of the highest priorities and Other countries to reverse their laws against the l*****n, g*y, Washington would continue to mount and sustain pressure on Nigeria and Rights of same-s*x people as part of its foreign policies, vowed that Thomas-Greenfield, who said the US had adopted the protection of the On January 14 when it became public that the President had signed theīill into law, the US, Canada and the European Union openly expressed Same s*x Marriage (Prohibition) Bill 2013 which criminalises President Goodluck Jonathan had on Januassented to the Thomas-Greenfield also said that America was not bothered thatĬhinese companies were fast taking over the African market from their US Our correspondent monitored the web chat in Abuja. Thomas-Greenfield, said this during a live-web chat with journalists in The US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Linda The United States government has vowed to continue to press the Nigerian government to reverse its anti-g*y law.
We’ll Pressure Nigeria To Reverse The Law – United States
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